Fall semester and rhythm

Soon it will be five years since the launch our organization. We have grown, matured and risen above all challenges that have come our...

June 18th marked a joyful milestone as we celebrated the last day of school in Bouaké. It also marked the completion of our third year...

Many of you who follow us might be curious to join us at a typical day at a glance? Here is an example of what our daily rhythms look...

This year has been tough on most of us. The importance to bring light into the darkness is ever more important, and to create space for...

Waldorf education on the rise in West Africa

September 7th we opened for the fall semester. Over the summer our teachers have been very engaged to promote the Waldorf way to teach to...

End of the school year celebration with families

The joy at our campus was tangible as our beautiful wooden table and chairs arrived. Here the children and teachers will have their meals...

After a month’s pause class resumed today as our campus was reopened. All the children and teachers have been screened for Covid-19 and...

Walking the path of becoming a Waldorf pedagogue involves an ever evolving understanding of oneself as a role model worthy of imitation....

Yam, or locally known as igname, is a staple food in West Africa. About 94% of the world’s total Yam production comes from the region and...

Super exited to share with you that our website www.WaldorfBouake.org is now LIVE!! Main purpose of this page is to reach and attract...

It is with tremendous joy we welcome back the children to our campus as we open the doors for the fall semester. The excitement was...

Today is a truly magical day as it was the inauguration of our school!! The mayor of Bouaké M Djibou Nicholas, the office of the minister...