West Coast Steiner School is committed to being a Child Safe Organisation taking a preventative and participatory stance on child protection issues and promoting a child safe environment.
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2026 Newsletters:
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ANZAC Public Holiday
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8:45am WCSSCA Welcome Morning Tea
3pm Class 6 Market Day
7pm School Council Meeting
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1:30pm WCSSCA AGM
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9:15am School Tour
3pm Class 5 Market Day
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6pm Parent and Staff Sundowner
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Mothers Day
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3pm Class 3 Market Day
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Class 4 Play
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Class 4 Play
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Class 5 Author Incursion
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8:45am Choir Assembly
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7pm School Council Meeting
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Choir Incursion
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Pupil Free Day
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From the blog
Why the right kind of play, games and sport at the right age matters — a Steiner perspective on how movement evolves as children grow through childhood.
Reflections on the Harvard study of adult development — why the quality of our relationships matters more than almost anything else for children and adults.
Why doing nothing is one of the most important things a child can do. A Steiner reflection on unstructured play and the deep work of childhood at WCSS.
Why personal growth never stops — exploring the Steiner view that 'becoming' is a lifelong journey for children, parents and educators alike.
Why free, imaginative play matters more than ever — exploring how protected play time shapes children's wellbeing, creativity and future capability.
nside the morning circle — the songs, verses and rhythms that begin every day in a Steiner kindergarten and ground young children for learning.
A reflection on the question 'what is Steiner enough?' — and why striving, humility and walking the path matter more than any measure of orthodoxy.
Circle time isn't just for kindergarten. Why daily movement, song and rhythm continue all the way through the Steiner primary years — and what they build.
How the Steiner curriculum mirrors the changing developmental stages of childhood, growing with your child from Kindergarten through to Class 6.
Honouring the Noongar season of Makuru — how our school marks the cold, dark months with festival, story and a sense of place in Boorloo (Perth).