Perth Waldorf School
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Parkerville WA 6081
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Class 12 Projects

Class 12 Projects are an integral part of our students’ final year at Perth Waldorf School. The Project pedagogy is designed to help students explore soul-searching questions about who they are and how they fit in the world. By integrating all they have learned through a Waldorf curriculum, we aim to develop a diverse range of attributes, knowledge, and skills in our graduating students to support their future education, work, and life.

The Project is an immense undertaking, consisting of four key components: the Written, the Practical, the Oral Presentation, and the Journal. Students are well supported in their pursuits, and we are grateful to have dedicated staff at PWS who volunteer and show genuine interest in supervising individual students. Students are also required to seek external support from mentors who provide expertise in their chosen topic.

We have shared a list of some of the topic areas students are pursuing this year. If there is a topic that you feel you may be able to offer perspective on, please email us directly so we can put you in touch with students where appropriate. We value our school community and welcome your interest and possible investment in the Projects.

Our Class 12 students are engaging in research and developing a question to which they will spend the year striving to find an answer. We are excited to see their ongoing progress and look forward to sharing their insights and progress with you throughout the year.

Sharon Symes & Natalie Wheeler
Class 12 Project Coordinators

2024 Class 12 Project topics

  • The evolution of human rights 
  • Cultural Diversity 
  • Self-improvement
  • Environmental psychology 
  • Daydreaming 
  • The effects of ultra-processed foods
  • Gender Identity 
  • Environmental and ethical spaceflight 
  • The romanticisation of mental illness in the Arts and social media. 
  • Mainstream media and the perception of love 
  • Financial Freedom 
  • The influence of Literature on history 
  • Perspective Bias 
  • Music and premature babies  
  • Set/stage design 
  • US foreign policy & Brazil and the challenges to US hegemony. 
  • Game theory

  • Childhood experiences and the impact on adult relationships.
  • Cognitive dissonance
  • Rally Cars 
  • Motivation 
  • Evolutionary patterns & future evolution. 
  • Tiny houses and affordability 
  • Schools and meeting the needs of current learners
  • Religion and cults 
  • Endometriosis 
  • The evolution of Hip Hop 
  • Human life as a political object. 
  • Synaesthesia 
  • Memory distortions and false memories. 
  • Legacy 
  • ADHD in women. 
  • Running
  • Domestic violence in Australia.