The Seminar budgets very carefully in order that it can remain solvent but maintain the level of fees charged as low as possible. With a large portion of our costs having to be made at the beginning of an academic year and at the start of each term, it is most helpful to us for students to settle their fees either at the start of the year or at the start of the term. To encourage this, we discount the fees to those people in a position to pay in advance. Otherwise, the full fee is payable.
A penalty of £50 will become due in when fee payment has not been met by the end of each term.
We are this year allowing students to pay their fees over the duration of the course by standing order monthly. Forms can be downloaded here.
We are always willing to look at any other method or scheme of payment that works for you, and as long as it meets our basic requirements and is fair both to us and to your fellow students, it will be considered sympathetically.
The one thing we ask for is communication. If you have a problem financially, please do not wait for us to chase you. Tell us first and let us see how we can try to help each other through it.
Fees for the 2013/2014 academic year
First Year Students 2013/2014
Annual Fee – ONLY if paid in advance £2,465
Termly Fee – ONLY if paid in advance £970
Second Year Students 2013/2014
Annual Fee – ONLY if paid in advance £2,295
Termly Fee – ONLY if paid in advance £900
The Annual fee (in advance) will be the same for your second year as it is for the first year of your course.
Standing order payments
Please contact the bursar if you would like to pay by standing order in twelve monthly instalments.
Standing order form 
(right click to download)
It is also available from Tim Leigh (Honorary Treasurer) upon request. The standing order needs to be set up BEFORE September. If any payment defaults, you will be excluded from the course until payment is made.
If the annual or termly fees have not been paid on or before the start of the term, a late payment fee of £50 per term will automatically be charged and added to the amount due.
If the fees for any term have not been paid before the last week of that term, you will not be permitted to return to the course the following term until you have paid for both the overdue term and the following term.
How to Pay
You may pay on the first day of term, in person, to Tim Leigh (Honorary Treasurer) at Steiner House. You may pay by cheque or cash. Please make cheques payable to LWTTS and write your surname on the back of the cheque even if it is also on the front. Bring your invoice with you if you want it to be receipted with your payment.
You may post your payment to:
Tim Leigh
c/o 85 Brighton Road
Shoreham by Sea
West Sussex, BN43 6RE
You may pay direct to our bank account. The details you need are:
Sort Code – 23-84-82
Account Number – 27958035
Account Name – London Waldorf Teacher Training Seminar Trust
IBAN – GB13 AIBK 2384 8227 9580 35 (BIC: AIBKGB2L)
Please quote your name on the reference with your payment, and please email Tim to tell him that you have made payment this way. [email protected]
Godparents Loans
These are available by application (forms available from the Seminar Co-ordinators) and will usually cover the second year fees only. You must apply early to have any chance of being granted a loan.
Contact the treasurer
If you want to contact Tim Leigh (Honorary Treasurer) please email [email protected] or write to ...
Tim Leigh
c/o 85 Brighton Road
Shoreham by Sea
West Sussex, BN43 6RE
Standing order form (right click to download)