From atoms to stars,
From the microcosm to the cosmos

Whether observing cells or stars, the Rudolf Steiner School is preparing for a twofold journey: one that connects the infinitely small and the infinitely large.

By renovating the science lab and the observatory, the school is creating modern spaces where students can learn about and explore the fundamental sciences, from the wonders of the living world right up to those of the night sky.

Modernized and equipped with state-of-the-art educational technology, the new science lab will provide a space for students to work, observe, and study the microcosm, the Earth, and living organisms.

On the school’s roof, sheltered by its existing dome, the renovated telescope will also invite everyone to look up and marvel at the stars, planets, and galaxies that make up our cosmos.

For all audiences

Students, teachers, families, enthusiasts, and experts… This project is primarily aimed at students and teachers, but it is also intended for young people and adults.

More than just a learning space, this science and astronomy center is designed to serve as a hub where science, astronomy, and education come together.