Northern, you write:
"One can only assume from your behaviour that you don't like the truth being exposed."
After I discussed with the WC for some years, I built the Waldorf Answers site in cooperation with an American Waldorf teacher, to address the main issues they raised and the myths they cultivated then and continue to do today.
I'm very sorry for your personal experiences at one Waldorf school. I had bad personal experiences too, as a pupil, in my case at public schools, for a number of years.
According to a report in JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association) in 2001, in general, the prevalence of bullying among U.S. youth is substantial, and one in three (29.9%) of 15,686 students in grades 6 through 10 in public and private schools throughout the United States in 1998 reported moderate or frequent involvement in bullying.
I don't know what the situation looks like in the U.K. but have a hunch it maybe is not that different from the U.S.
While your experiences are sad, many probably share similarly sad experiences at all sorts of schools in the UK, like I did in public schools in Sweden.
The 32 Ofsted inspection reports on Waldorf daycare centers and independent schools in the UK don't seem to support your description of the schools, as also not the DFES study published some years ago.
This is also the case with a BBC story and what The Independent has to say.
Just to point to that the issue is more complex than what you write here at MN.