Nancy Huston has published numerous novels and essays. She received the 2006 Femina Prize for Lignes de faille and the Grand Prix des Lectrices de Elle for L'Empreinte de l'Ange.

She taught me to think for myself, to be responsible for my decisions. Second, it made me a good listener, sensitive to the needs of others. And finally, it helped me to establish values.

"When the media asked me what the Waldorf School had done for me, I said: it encouraged me to always strive to become a better human being."

"The great contribution of the Steiner pedagogy is, as far as I am concerned, to link the body and the mind. And listening."

Actor, minister, Nobel Prize winner, writer... Discover the former students of the Steiner-Waldorf pedagogy who became famous.

With Steiner-Waldorf pedagogy "We are taught to use our hands well as well as our heads and that's probably what interested me in interventional neurology."

Stanislas Wawrinka won the gold medal in doubles at the 2008 Olympic Games, several tournaments and three Grand Slam titles.

Thomas Südhof, together with two colleagues, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Medicine for his research into communication between human cells.

Entrepreneurs, Sébastien Roevens and Aubin Delavigne, former students of the Steiner School in Geneva, founded Welo (Taxibike) in 2011. Their activities are spread over Zurich, Geneva and Basel.