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Our curriculum is rooted in the Montessori philosophy, a holistic educational approach developed by Dr. Maria Montessori. It includes subjects such as Language, Mathematics, Culture (Geography, Zoology, Botany), Sensorial, and Practical Life. This diverse curriculum aims to nurture a child's intellectual, social, and emotional development. You may click here to learn more about our curriculum.

The Montessori Philosophy is a child-centric educational method that emphasizes self-directed learning, hands-on activities, and collaborative play. It recognizes each child's unique pace of development and fosters a love for learning in a prepared environment. You may click here to learn more about the Montessori philosophy.

In our multi-aged classrooms, children learn collaboratively, promoting a supportive learning community. Older children often become mentors, while younger ones benefit from peer interaction. This approach cultivates a sense of responsibility, leadership, and cooperation.

Educational Philosophy: Montessori classrooms follow the Montessori philosophy, emphasizing child-led learning, independence, and hands-on activities, while other classrooms may adopt different educational approaches. Teaching Approach: Montessori classrooms have a child-centered teaching approach, allowing students to choose activities based on their interests and developmental needs. Other classrooms may have a more traditional teacher-directed approach. Environment: Montessori classrooms are carefully prepared environments with specially designed materials to encourage exploration and learning. Other classrooms may have a more standardized classroom setup. Age Groups: Montessori classrooms often have mixed-age groups, promoting peer learning and collaboration. Other classrooms may have age-specific groups.

We maintain a teacher to student ratio of 1:8. Typically, a classroom with 24 students will have three teachers and one caretaker.

Our teaching approach is child-led and individualized. Teachers guide students based on their unique developmental needs, utilizing specially designed Montessori materials that encourage hands-on learning. This approach fosters a natural curiosity and enthusiasm for discovery. For an in-depth look into our classrooms, you can click here. Click here to learn about the specific Montessori materials in our classrooms and their learning outcomes.

Click here to immerse yourself in the Montessori journey. Discover how our unique approach fosters independence, creativity, and a lifelong love for learning.