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Open House – Windows Into Waldorf
Richmond Waldorf School 1301 Robin Hood Road, Richmond, VA, United StatesGames Night
Richmond Waldorf School 1301 Robin Hood Road, Richmond, VA, United States6th Grade Class Meeting
Richmond Waldorf School 1301 Robin Hood Road, Richmond, VA, United StatesBoys’ Basketball Game
Richmond Waldorf School 1301 Robin Hood Road, Richmond, VA, United StatesCome on out and cheer for our middle school team! Games on January 7 and January 21 are held at the New Community School. All other games are held at Richmond Waldorf School.
4th Grade Parent Meeting
Richmond Waldorf School 1301 Robin Hood Road, Richmond, VA, United StatesEarly Childhood Parent Evening – 6-year-olds and First Grade Readiness
Richmond Waldorf School 1301 Robin Hood Road, Richmond, VA, United StatesFree childcare will be provided, but you must sign up by Friday the 24th. All EC parents are invited, but this is particularly timely for ‘Sun’ parents. Details: Together we’ll discuss the unique emotional, physical, social, and cognitive development and characteristics of 6-year olds and ways to support their burgeoning individuality. We’ll also discuss developmental […]
Co-ed Basketball Game
Richmond Waldorf School 1301 Robin Hood Road, Richmond, VA, United States
RWS 10K Training Practice
Richmond Waldorf School 1301 Robin Hood Road, Richmond, VA, United StatesBe a part of the Richmond Waldorf School 10K Training Team! The Monument Ave 10K takes place on Saturday, March 28 at 8:30 am. Join fellow RWS community members to get ready to run. Novice and intermediate running groups meet weekly on Saturdays at 9:00am. We will meet each week until the race. Everyone is […]
Early Childhood Candlemas Celebration
Richmond Waldorf School 1301 Robin Hood Road, Richmond, VA, United StatesCome join us for a morning of play, crafting, and pancakes! Candlemas marks the end of the “season of light”, which began with Jack O’ Lanterns, continued with the Lantern Walk, Spiral Walk, Christmas, Hanukkah and Yuletide. In some traditions, Candlemas was a day to have one’s candles blessed for use in the coming year. […]
