A Home for Young Readers: The KG BookWorm Library
At the Waldorf School of Jordan, we believe that a love for learning begins with a sense of wonder—a curiosity that sparks the imagination and inspires children to explore the world around them. Nowhere is this more evident than in
Beyond the Classroom: How Waldorf’s University & Career Counseling Program Shapes Future Leaders
At the Waldorf School of Jordan, education is more than just academics—it is about cultivating independent thinkers, lifelong learners, and engaged global citizens. Our University & Career Counseling (UCC) program embodies this philosophy, going beyond traditional counseling services to provide
Waldorf: Healthy School Accreditation
At the Waldorf School of Jordan, we are proud to announce a milestone achievement that reflects our unwavering commitment to the health and safety of our students, staff, and community. Our school has been awarded the Silver Level Accreditation in
أسبوع اللغة العربية في والدورف
احتفاءً بالهوية واللغة: أسبوع اللغة العربية في والدورف اللغة العربية ليست مجرد وسيلة للتواصل، بل هي روح تُحيي تراثنا وثقافتنا وهويتنا العربية …في إطار احتفال مدرسة والدورف الأردنية بيوم اللغة العربية العالمي الذي يصادف 18 كانون الأول من كل عام، يسرنا
Waldorf UCC:University and Career Counseling for Student Success!
At Waldorf, preparing students for the future goes beyond academics. It’s about nurturing self-awareness, building confidence, and fostering a strong sense of community. Our University and Career Counseling (UCC) program plays a vital role in guiding students through their educational
Waldorf Leads the Way at AMMUN XXIII!
The Waldorf School of Jordan delegation made a remarkable impact at the 23rd Annual Amman Model United Nations (AMMUN XXIII), held from November 20–24, 2024, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in Amman, Jordan. As the only THIMUN-affiliated Model United Nations
“Goodbye” by Zeina Hussein
In this heartfelt video, we are honored to share the words of Zeina, a gifted young poet from Grade 5, as she brings to life a deeply personal and evocative poem about her cherished homeland, Palestine. With a voice full
New Year, New Agenda: Waldorf Student Council Update!
As we dive into this new school year, the Student Council is excited to bring you the latest updates through our monthly Waldorf Times post! Last year's Student Council set the stage for great things to come, and with new
WAW: Reporting on Student Artistry and Creativity
Join The Waldorf Times editorial team as they cover the inspiring world of Waldorf Art Week 2024, hosted at the MMAG Foundation. In this video, our correspondents Muhammad Lebzo and Edward Raad take us through captivating interviews and showcase stunning
Talent Talk: Dubstep with Farouk Macknay & Mohammad Lebzo
Talent Talk by Mohammad Lebzo: Today, we have a special guest: Farouk Mackany, also known online as Faroukie Dookie. Farouk is an emerging music producer with a passion for dubstep. In this interview, Farouk shares insights into his favorite genre,
Waldorf Art Week: A Celebration of Creativity and Expression
Discover the vibrant world of creativity and expression at this year's Waldorf Art Week (WAW!) with this special report by Edward Raad, Sama Al Aggad, Aon Alkhas, Mohammad Lebzo, and Farouk Macknay. Join these student journalists and cultural critics as
What if Music Never Existed?
For many people in the world, listening to music is essential and a passion, whether it's while studying, showering, or eating. Music has a huge effect on our lives, and this effect is undeniable. Some people can't go a day
Contemporary Influences: Plastic Surgery’s Impact on Women and Teens
Because, nowadays, trends and celebrities have a great impact on women’s lives and perceptions of beauty, the demand for plastic surgeries is widely increasing in the 21st century. This generation, where social media plays a big role in our daily
Iran vs Israel: Fireworks or Real Threat
In this Ehkeeha episode, Edward and Sama engage in a detailed discussion on the geopolitical tensions between Iran and Israel, examining Iran's historical missile launches, its support for Palestine and Hezbollah, and the broader regional implications. They debate Iran's military
The Dangers and Consequences of a Third World War
The prospect of World War III sent shivers down the spines of many people and presented images of unprecedented destruction and suffering. With the advancement of technology and weapons, the results of another world war may not only be disastrous
Unbreakable Bond
On the path of growing up, I was very close to my Mother. I would tell her everything about myself, everything that happened at school. I would speak about my worries, my happy moments, and my sad ones. I vividly remember
Why ‘Monk’ Should Be on Your Watchlist
Eight seasons, one hundred twenty-eight episodes, five thousand five hundred and four minutes—that is every minute of Adrian Monk’s series. Since 2009, the attentive detective has been solving cases left and right, in addition to earning the reputation of San
Heal the Soul to Heal the Body
In situations of despair, healing is a process that feels almost impossible. Although it is frequently thought to be unachievable, it’s not as hard as you may initially think. It’s important to remember that good things take time, and if
The Allure of Tragedy: Exploring Why We’re Drawn to Sorrow
Join Mohammad Lebzo as he explores our fascination with tragedy. From Shakespeare to modern dramas, Mohammad delves into why we're drawn to tales of sorrow, uncovering theories from self-improvement to finding solace. Through examples like Romeo and Juliet, he highlights
The Ghostly Presence at Hawthorne Manor
Amelia Hawthorne has long been intrigued by her family’s notable home, the Hawthorne House. This antiquated house, which is found in a farther wide open, features a wealthy history of privileged insights and covered-up stories that have provoked Amelia’s interest
Dream Encounter: Terry A. Davis, the Digital Prophet, and the Temple OS Revelation
If I had the chance to meet any person, dead or alive, it would be a difficult decision. Religious figures may be the first to come to one’s mind; however, the entire point of a religion is that once the
Okonkwo’s Legacy: Tradition and Change in Things Fall Apart
Join Naya and Lisa for a book review of Chinua Achebe's iconic novel, Things Fall Apart. In this discussion, they dissect the first chapter, unraveling its layers of Igbo culture, themes of identity, tradition, and the looming specter of colonialism.
Time-Saving Meals (Quick and Easy)
A good post-workout meal will help you build muscle, burn fat, and keep your metabolism in fighting shape. You likely feel peckish following your workout session and want to eat to your heart’s delight. But with a busy schedule, how does
Abigail’s Whimsical World of Fruity Poetry: Mister Pear
Hi, I'm Abigail, and in this video I talk about Mr. Pear's sweet flesh and shiny appearance, comparing him to Mr. Carrot and Mrs. Cranberry. Come along for a magical journey into the world of poetry and fruits! 🍐📚 #PoetryFun
The Vital Role of Self-Care in High School
As high school students, we're often lost or confused by the multitude of tasks school requires us to complete, not to mention extracurricular activities. These demands and activities may result in stress and numerous other factors that could impact a
The Transformative Power of Words: Shaping Humanity
Dive into Mohammad Lebzo's compelling video essay, a riveting exploration that delves into the potent force of words—those architects of destiny and harbingers of change. This is not merely a narrative; it is an odyssey through the power of language
Black Mesa Incident, Part 2
Chapter 2: Venture into the heart of darkness with Noah Omar's latest creation, a gripping short story inspired by the catastrophic Black Mesa Incident. When a routine experiment goes horribly wrong, it tears open a portal to another world, unleashing
The Journey Matters More than the Destination
People always hear those around them telling them to focus on their goals. However, the journey that leads us to our dreams is what miles begin with a step, not toward your destination, but toward the journey you embark on,
Lebanon Bound: A Family’s Heartfelt Adventure
Embark on a journey with me, Yasmina Mullender, as I recount the excitement of my month-long trip to Lebanon. From the early morning wake-up calls to the hustle of packing and preparing, follow our family's adventure as we share the
Never Take Anything for Granted
Ever since I was born, my grandpa smoked huge amounts of cigarettes. When the quarantine started, he smoked even more excessive quantities. During that time, he got sick of the environment around him, and his lungs gave up. In 2021-2022,
One in the Fight For All
It should go without question that every person is entitled to their own rights and freedoms, and it is no small issue when these rights and freedoms are threatened by a controlling tyranny. This is the reason the war against
Letter One: The Travels of John Blackwood
John Blackwood grew up on Earth, on the continent of Australia. Born in 3423 in Old Sydney, A.G.W (After the Great War), he was a pirate like his father during childhood but changed his ways in his early thirties, leaving
Waldorf at KAMUN’24––aka Killing It at King’s!
We are thrilled to share the exceptional achievements of our Waldorf student delegation at the recent King's Academy Model United Nations conference (KAMUN'24). With a blend of seasoned eloquence and fresh vigor, our delegates demonstrated a commitment to diplomacy that
From Despair to Hope: Unveiling the Palestinian Plight
Welcome back to "Ehkeeha," where Sama and Edward, two Grade 10 students, dive into a world of ideas and perspectives. 🎙️🧠 This episode of Ehkeeha is all about empathy in action: Sama and Edward delve into the Palestinian plight with
The Alchemist: A Dramatised Visual Journey in Motion
Capturing the essence of The Alchemist
Unidentified Identity: A Question With Answers
"Where are you from?" exclaimed my fourth grade teacher, wanting to know more about me, and though it may seem like a very simple question, I was left dumbfounded, not knowing how to answer. I mean, my father was born
Generation Z: Navigating Teenage Turmoil
Being a teenager is filled with ups, downs and everything in between. In this horrible generation, many teenagers face bullying, body shaming, issues with self-esteem, anxiety, and various other distressing experiences. Being a teenager is difficult; you're either too short,
A Triumph at AMMUN XXII: Celebrating the Achievements of Waldorf Students
In the realm of academic simulations of the United Nations, few events are as eagerly anticipated as the Amman Model United Nations (AMMUN) conference. This year, at the twenty-second session, AMMUN XXII became a stage for a group of exceptional
A Visual Ode to Timeless Wisdom and Family Bonds
Illustration of Grandpa in 'The Medicine Bag' by Noor Abu Baker
Transformation: a Trope in Horror
In the realm of horror tales, transformation is a key element—from the uncanny evolution of characters to the eerie shift in reality. When I was younger, my father would sit me down with him to watch horror films. This experience
Importance of Pet Care
Companionship: The majority of people who purchase animals to bring into their homes and care for do so because of their emotional well-being. Pets provide companionship and play a significant role in emotional support. They can reduce feelings of loneliness,
Shadows of the Past
In shadows of the past, I held on tight, To something elusive, pure delight.A feeling unknown, a blissful grace,But it vanished, leaving an empty space. Invisible yet profound, it did reside,A choice I made, I couldn't hide.To face a challenge, so advanced
Thoughts on World Arabic Language Day
في ظلّ فعاليّات اليوم العالميّ للّغة العربيّة، اختار الطّالبان ادورد وياسمين من الصّفّ العاشر إجراء محادثة حول أهميّة اللّغة العربيّة وغناها، وذلك تعبيرًا عن فخرهما بلغتهما الأمّ وإيمانًا بدورنا كعرب تجاه لغتنا.
The Haunted Castle
In a lonely castle, shadows play,Where secrets hide both night and day.With ancient stones and doors that creak,A chilling tale begins to speak. Amidst the towers, old and tall,Whispers echo down the hall.Ghosts from days of long ago,Tell a tale of
Two Peas in a Pod(cast)
🎧 Our journey begins! Join Sama and Edward in the pilot episode of "Ehkeeha" as we explore new perspectives and tackle ideas in a fun, laid-back way. We're just getting started, so let's dive in together! 🚀 About Ehkeeha: As part
The Switch to Blogging
Since the beginning of school, journaling has been implemented into the language curriculum of Arabic and English. Since then, Arabic has not changed the standards of its journaling curriculum. However, English has switched to blogging. This change has many differences
Good Times Ahead––Student Journalism!
Dear Parents, Students, and Members of the School Community, I am delighted to announce the launch of our new Blogging and Journalism Program at Waldorf. As Head of this zestful program, I am eager to share with you our vision for empowering young voices and promoting critical
Black Mesa Incident, Part 1
Venture into the heart of darkness with Noah Omar's latest creation, a gripping short story inspired by the catastrophic Black Mesa Incident. When a routine experiment goes horribly wrong, it tears open a portal to another world, unleashing an alien
Utopia–Say No More…
Embark on a journey to Samy Al Qawasmeh's dream country: an eco-utopia where AI enhances nature and community. Imagine a land where a vast majority live in harmony with nature in picturesque villages, and cities banish fuel-guzzlers for a cleaner