Amanda Bell is an experienced teacher and co-founder of the St Michael Steiner School in Hanworth, London. This link takes you to an interview about the Steiner curriculum and also touches on the issue of how universities might view the new Steiner School Certificate which is already being offered at St Michael and will be available for students to enrol in at Norwich Steiner School from September 2014. http://www.familiesonline.co.uk/LOCATIONS/Upon-Thames/Articles/A-Viable-Alternative-or-a-New-Age-Luxury#.UufFw7TLfG
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