York Steiner School

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School summary

York Steiner School follows the distinctive Steiner educational tradition, offering an alternative to mainstream schooling in the city of York. With around 194 pupils, it is a small, intimate setting where children are likely to be well known to staff. The school is independent and fee-paying, mixed in intake, and admits pupils at age 11 among other points. It holds no religious character and does not offer boarding.

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Teaching & academics

As an independent school inspected by the ISI, York Steiner School works within the Steiner framework, an approach known for its particular philosophy and rhythm of learning. Entry is available at 11, making it an option for families considering a move at the start of secondary-age study.

Head · Ms Ruth Crabtree

School life & ethos

Religious character
None
Boarding
No

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York Steiner School 11+: frequently asked questions

Compiled from public data. Last checked 5 June 2026.