Code of Compassion

The Nelson Waldorf School Code of Compassion guides the intention of our interactions with each other. Every year, the teachers and students renew commitment to our Code by working to make these principles that are actively living. The Code of Compassion is found in every classroom and in our common spaces.

The Class 9 students of the Student Social Action Committee of 2007/8 met with and listened to all the students in every class of the school, and, from their input, created our Code of Compassion.

What every parent would wish as the best for his or her children, Waldorf education provides. The fullest development of intelligent, imaginative, self-confident and caring persons is the aim of Waldorf education. This aim is solidly grounded in a comprehensive view of human development, in an intellectually and culturally rich curriculum, and in the presence of knowledgeable, caring human beings at every stage of the child's education.

Douglas Sloan, Professor Emeritus (Education), Columbia University

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