Founded in 2016, the Waldorf School in Darbari, a village in the Thar Desert near the town of Jaisalmer, continues to grow. Since the beginning of the new school year, the school now comprises four classes. Accordingly, the community extended the building of the small school, which is mainly dedicated to the children of the Bhil people (one of the largest indigenous tribes in India). Thanks to the water pump that was installed a few months ago, the school community was now able to install toilets. An eleventh class from France helped to build a small house for two toilets and a shower. News of another success reached us in early August: The school now received official approval as an "upper primary school", which means that the children can now be taught here up to eighth grade.