Name: The Light of the Waldorf School
Start: 2026-09-20T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-20T22:00:00+02:00
Location: Rudolf-Steiner-Schule Bielefeld

A celebratory lecture that puts the Waldorf School in the spotlight

On Sunday evening, September 20, 2026, the Rudolf Steiner School Bielefeld invites you to a special event experience in Schildesche: Peter Selg will speak about The Light of the Waldorf School. The lecture is announced as a celebratory lecture for the school's 50th anniversary and combines pedagogical history, cultural context, and the atmosphere of a festive educational evening.

An evening between school, idea, and lived community

The Rudolf Steiner School Bielefeld describes itself as a place of shared learning, creativity, and shaping. This environment also characterizes the evening: The audience's mood is likely to be calm, attentive, and driven by a strong interest in Waldorf education, school history, and spiritual background. Those interested in educational culture, anthroposophy, and vibrant lecture formats will find a concentrated yet atmospheric event here.

Peter Selg as a distinguished speaker

Peter Selg is a specialist in child and adolescent psychiatry and psychotherapy. He is a member of the executive committee of the General Anthroposophical Section at the Goetheanum and heads the Ita Wegman Institute for anthroposophical foundational research. His lectures connect medical, historical, and pedagogical perspectives with a clear professional signature.

The venue: Waldorf School Bielefeld in Schildesche

The event takes place at the Rudolf Steiner School Bielefeld on An der Propstei 23. The school is located in the northern part of Bielefeld, is easily accessible, and has a large event hall. For visitors from the region, this is a well-connected location with an educational character and cultural impact.

What visitors can expect

The lecture is designed as a culturally and educationally focused evening. A content-rich impulse, a festive framework for the school's anniversary, and an audience interested in pedagogy, school development, and the anthroposophical movement are expected. This combination makes the event experience unique.

Conclusion: The Light of the Waldorf School promises an inspiring lecture evening with historical depth and a special atmosphere. Those wishing to experience Peter Selg live and follow the anniversary of the Bielefeld Waldorf School in a festive setting should mark this date.