Question 1

Is Norwich Steiner School a good school?

Accepted Answer

The most recent Ofsted inspection (28–30 November 2023; published 19 January 2024) judged Norwich Steiner School as Good overall, and Good across quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management, early years provision, and sixth-form provision.

Question 2

What are the fees at Norwich Steiner School?

Accepted Answer

For 2025–26, published fees show £10,740 per year including VAT for Lower School (Classes 1–8) and £11,340 per year including VAT for Upper School (Classes 9–12). Early years (kindergarten) fees are published separately by session pattern.

Question 3

How do you apply to Norwich Steiner School?

Accepted Answer

Admissions are handled directly by the school. Families are encouraged to attend an introductory morning (school) or open afternoon (kindergarten) before applying, and some classes may have waiting lists.

Question 4

Does Norwich Steiner School offer GCSEs and A-levels?

Accepted Answer

The upper school offers the New Zealand Certificate of Steiner Education (NZCSE) as a Level 3 qualification aligned to the Steiner curriculum. Families should ask how subject choices and assessment map to intended university, apprenticeship, or employment routes.

Question 5

What is distinctive about the curriculum?

Accepted Answer

Teaching includes main-lesson blocks and a strong practical and creative strand, including crafts such as woodwork and textiles, music and instrument learning, and movement education (including Bothmer Movement referenced in school materials).

Question 6

What was the latest inspection outcome and date?

Accepted Answer

Ofsted inspected the school from 28 to 30 November 2023 (report published 19 January 2024) and graded the school Good overall, with Good sub-judgements including early years and sixth form.

Question 7

Does the school offer fee reductions or bursaries?

Accepted Answer

The school publishes a reduced fees (concessions) policy, stating that reduced fees may be available where financial need is demonstrated, subject to the school’s financial capacity, and that concessions are reviewed at least annually.

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