A Human Education for a Changing World

At Waldorf School of the Peninsula, we prepare children for life by nurturing timeless strengths: Curiosity, Compassion, Resilience. Independent thinking. Our students grow up grounded and joyful, with the confidence to meet the future and the heart to help shape it.

We’re proud to be one of the few schools in Silicon Valley intentionally blending timeless human development with future-facing vision.

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Phone-Free Since our Founding

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Phone-Free Since our Founding 〰️

At WSP, phones stay cozily tucked away all day.

The result? Students who talk at lunch. Who make eye contact. Who aren't comparing themselves to curated social media feeds. Who sleep better, focus deeper, and form genuine friendships.

No phones means no distraction, no social media anxiety, and no constant comparison. Just real childhood.

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57
international exchange
students
since 2013

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0
hours
spent by
students
on phones
during
school
hours

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Distinctively WSP

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3,336
rolls of bread
baked by the Kindergarten
class each year

33
languages
spoken
within our community

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Yesterday, our Los Altos campus came together to honor Día de los Muertos before a beautiful altar created by our fourth-grade students. We sang, heard a story, and shared horchata and pan de muerto in celebration of memory, connection, and th
✨ Welcoming a newborn? Join us for Preparing the Path, a special workshop for expectant families and families with infants (birth–3 months). Connect in community, learn supportive early-childhood practices, and begin shaping the family culture
Spirit Week at WSP has been full of imagination, camaraderie, and plenty of school spirit! From lunchtime games to clever costumes, our students and faculty showed up with heart, humor, and originality. Wishing our community a fun-filled, spooky Hall
What a night! Our community came together for a spirited Contra Dance, with student musicians leading the energy, improvising musical surprises, and keeping everyone moving in harmony. Huge gratitude to the students who played their hearts out, and t