Montessori
What is Montessori?
The goal of early childhood education should be to activate the child’s own natural desire to learn
WHO WAS MARIA MONTESSORI?
WHAT IS MONTESSORI EDUCATION
- OUR BESPOKE CURRICULUM
Montessori Meets EYFS
Inspiring Growth, Independence, and Confidence:
- Child-led learning tailored to developmental milestones
- Focus on independence, creativity, and confidence-building
- A seamless integration of Montessori principles with EYFS standards
- Practical Life Skills: Developing independence and fine motor skills through hands-on activities
- Language and Literacy: Building vocabulary, communication, and early reading skills
- Mathematics and Problem Solving: Engaging with tactile Montessori materials to understand numbersand patterns
- Social and Emotional Development: Promoting collaboration, empathy, and emotionalintelligence
- Creative Arts: Fostering imagination through art,music, and role-play
- Physical Development: Yoga, Toddler Tennis, and outdoor exploration for motor skills and health
- Understanding the World: Nature walks, science experiments, and cultural celebrations
- Morning Work Cycle:Self-directed learning with Montessori materials
- Outdoor Exploration: Engaging with nature andphysical activities
- Specialist Sessions: Makaton, Rainbow Rhymes,and Bilinguasing
- Nutritious Meals: Fresh, balanced meals tailored to every child’s needs
- Afternoon work cycle:Group activities fostering creativity and social skills
- Prepares children for school and lifelong success
- Encourages curiosity, problem-solving, and resilience
- Holistic development across all areas of learning
- Better social interactions
- Encouraged to gain independence
Our Philosophy: Why Montessori?
The Montessori philosophy is considered credible due to its foundation in scientific principles, its evidence-backed impact on child development, and its long history of successful implementation. Here are the key reasons why Montessori is so widely respected:
Scientific Foundation
Child-Centered Learning
Focus on Independence and Practical Life Skills
Proven Long-Term Benefits
Prepared Environment and Materials
Mixed-Age Classrooms and Social Development
Global Recognition and Adaptability
Holistic Approach to Learning
Resilience and Adaptability
Support from Research and Educational Experts
- MONTESSORI ALUMNI
Anne Frank
Author of “The Diary of a Young Girl
Anne attended a Montessori school in Amsterdam, where she developed a love for reading and writing. Her education encouraged introspection, creativity, and resilience, all reflected in her famous diary.
Jeff Bezos
Founder of Amazon
“Montessori nurtured my curiosity and independence, sparking the innovative thinking behind Amazon.”
Jeff believes the early focus on exploration and selfmotivation laid the groundwork for his entrepreneurial mindset.
Larry Page & Sergey Brin
Co-founders of Google
“Montessori taught us to be self-directed and questioneverything, which is central to our work at Google.”
– Larry Page.
Both credit Montessori education for fostering their reativity, independence, and desire to explore.
Stephen Curry
NBA Star
Known for his discipline and focus, Stephen attributes his ability to stay calm and focused under pressure to his Montessori education, where he learned independence and selfdiscipline early on.