What is Waldorf Education?

Class 8 Curriculum

What is Waldorf Education?

Class 8 Curriculum

What is Waldorf Education?

Class 8 Curriculum

CLASS 8

THEME OF THE YEAR
Age of Revolutions

English Language and Literature

Art of communication
Art of poetry
Shakespeare
Literature: one novel in depth
Creative writing compositions
Narrative and descriptive writing, non fiction reading and writing

Mathematics

Numbers – Rational and irrational numbers, indices
Algebra – Algebraic expressions, linears equations, simultaneous equations, quadratic equation, factorisation, graphs
Geometry- Platonic Solids, quadrilaterals, mensuration
Financial Maths – Simple and compound interest, budgeting, currency conversion

History

The Age of revolutions – American, French, Russian and Industrial revolution
Impact of revolutions with a focus on all Asian countries
Development of the cultural and industrial revolution of China

Sciences

Physics – mensuration, Newton’s Laws of motion, pressure, density, light, electromegnetism, sound, and theromdynamics
Organic chemistry – plant and food chemistry, sugar in nature, proteins, starch, fats and oils
Biology – musculoskeletal systems, structure and function of ears and eyes, cell biology

Geography

The Earth – origins, process and landforms
Geographical regions – cultural contrast
Climatology

Global Perspectives

Global climate change, identifying claims, evaluating evidence, research methods and enquiry skills, proposing ethical solutions, dimensions of global movements, urbanisation, biodiversity loss, sustainable resource use

Arts

Composition and proportion
Veil painting
Wet-on-wet painting
Drama
Clay

Outdoor activities

Educational trip to one of the Asian countries
Expedition and endurance training

Ongoing

Eurythmy - gesture and mood, geometric transformations, rod exercises, concentration exercises
Chinese- historical stories of China, life-themed articles, daily life conversations and listening comprehension, practical writing, narrative writing
Woodwork - sculpt human figures with carving tools, creating items like spoons or boats. Work on mechanical projects, such as puppets or musical instruments

Music

Orchestra
Violin - romantic orchestral works 
Choir - ensemble singing, singing in multiple parts, sight singing

Movement/Sports

Team sports
Basketball, badminton, tennis, volleyball
After school sports