Forming part of Level 3 on the Certificate of Steiner Education (NZCSE) qualification, for this project each student produces a fully referenced, bound and formatted document circa 5,000-7,000 words from their research and presents their research findings in an oral presentation to a public audience.

On Friday fellow students, parents, staff and trustees came to view the exhibitions with the opportunity to chat with each student about their project. On Saturday, students formally presented their projects in a programme of individual talks. Each student was confident and engaging as they talked, convincingly responding to questions from the floor with charisma and from a position of in-depth understanding and genuine interest in their work.

One of the strengths of this project is the unique and distinctive proof of the student’s ability to work independently, in-depth and with academic rigor. It is much appreciated by Universities. This class have offers from Kings College London, the Univeristy of York, Durham, Exeter and Glasgow amongst others. We will keep you updated with what they do next.

Find out more about the Class 12 Project  and Upper School