The annual celebration of our Cacao festival was very appreciated by our community of parents, children and staff. Festivals play a large...

Waldorf education on the rise in West Africa

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...

Virginio Silue and Innocent Adiko, our two kindergarten teachers, are preparing to head East to the beautiful and magical land of Kenya a...

From the whole team of L’Ecole Des Enfants we wish you a 2019 filled with JOY! 2018 was full of milestones and to mention a few of the h...

It’s a tremendous joy to share that our teachers have successfully completed their first module, out of ten, to become certified Waldorf ...

The International Association for Steiner/Waldorf Early Childhood Education has awarded L'Ecole Des Enfants, Inc. with 1500 EURO for 2019...

The month of October our teachers have been preparing for the Cacao festival with the children at our campus in Bouaké, Côte d’Ivoire. Cô...

It is with great joy we welcome our Waldorf mentor Shannon Honigblum today to Bouaké. We visited the school and the progression of the co...

Yesterday we completed the third week of mentor calls with Shannon Honigblum for our teachers in the Rudolf Steiner anthroposophy and the...

It’s with a tremendous joy I can share that Shannon Honigblum has been collaborating with L’Ecole des Enfants for the past couple of mont...

After a long period of asking for quotations from different entrepreneurs to build our school, we are happy to announce that the chosen c...

Abou and I have arrived to Nairobi, Kenya where we will participate in a Rudolf Steiner teacher training arranged by the East African Wal...