Performing Arabic Stories | من قصة إلى تمثيل مسرحي
من "يحيا العدل" إلى الأداء التمثيلي: كيف حوّل طلبة الصف الثاني القراءة إلى تجربة حيّ From “Long Live Justice” to the Stage: How Grade 2 Turned Reading into a Living Experience https://youtu.be/ssWUtoI6aRQ?si=jh_EI65gpyZdGIkB للعام الثّاني على التّوالي، تشارك مدرستنا في مهرجان كتبي للقراءة الذي تنظّمه منصّة كتبي. وتُعدّ
More Than a Festival, Less Than a Miracle: A Friday at Waldorf
There are school events that feel scheduled, and then there are the ones that seem to take on a life of their own. This year’s Waldorf Spring Festival felt very much like the second kind. On Friday 1 May 2026, our campus in
When Students Write Across Borders
Some exchanges begin with memoranda, committees, and polished photographs. Ours began more simply—and, in the best Waldorf sense, more truthfully: with a visit, a conversation, and a small handmade book carried by hand across borders. During the 2024-2025 school year, we had
Why Our School Feels Like “Grandpa’s Backyard”
By Razan Mbaideen – Activities Coordinator Walking into Waldorf, it doesn’t seem like a school. It’s like “بيت العيلة” (Beit al-Aila) where the doors are kept open, sunlight beams through the windows delicately, laughter wafts through the trees like birdsong. It’s
Comics From Waldorf Journalism Club
GARFeild by Ward Yousef Telemorphosis by Zara Onyango Orbis Medius by Naya AlHerbawi The Fish Who Died by Jian Zaza
Waldorf at AMMUN— A Weekend of Brilliance, Boldness, and WMUN Magic
Dear WMUN Students and Families, We are still buzzing with pride and excitement after an extraordinary weekend at AMMUN XXIV. Our delegates didn’t just attend a conference—they elevated it. From the first gavel to the final applause, WMUN energy filled every committee room,
A High School Student in Hiroshima
By Naya Herbawi The only words I can use to describe life as a high school student in Hiroshima are uneventful…. My life, in particular, was ideal. I had loving parents and friends, and I did good in school…. Things were
Waldorf’s Sumud Flotilla: Boats of Hope, Hearts of Courage
At the Waldorf School of Jordan, we believe that education begins not with textbooks or examinations, but with the human heart. True learning arises when young people are taught to see the world through the eyes of compassion and to
Gen Z Leadership: Young Minds with Great Inspiration
Editor’s Note: We are delighted to congratulate the newly elected 2025–2026 Waldorf Student Council, including President Hussein Farawati (G12), Vice President Mahmoud Alhaqash (G10), and all of our Class Representatives from Grades 6 through 10. This reflection on Gen Z (and Gen Alpha!) leadership feels
Talent Talk: Miniature Sculpting with Aon Alkhas & Mohammad Lebzo
https://youtu.be/ToGEwOUgIgk Talent Talk: Join us in this fascinating interview with Aon Alkhas, a talented clay figurine artist, as he shares insights into his intricate and detailed work. From beloved characters in games and movies to unique creations, Aon crafts beautiful figurines