FAQ
Montessori education is a child-centered approach that encourages independence, hands-on learning, and self-paced exploration. It focuses on developing cognitive, social, and practical life skills through structured yet flexible activities.
We welcome children between the ages of 2 to 5 years old, providing them with a nurturing, home-based learning environment tailored to their developmental needs.
Unlike traditional preschools, Montessori classrooms allow children to choose activities that interest them, work at their own pace, and develop problem-solving skills through hands-on experiences. Teachers act as guides rather than direct instructors.
We maintain a low student-to-teacher ratio to ensure that each child receives individualized attention and guidance, fostering deeper learning and meaningful interactions.
Our Montessori curriculum covers:
- Practical Life Skills (independence and self-care)
- Sensorial Activities (fine motor and problem-solving skills)
- Mathematics (hands-on number learning)
- Language (reading, writing, and communication)
- Cultural Studies (science, geography, and arts)
Yes! We offer year-round learning, ensuring consistency and stability for children while providing flexibility for parents.
Yes, we provide extended hours to accommodate the needs of working parents. Please contact us for specific schedule options.
We focus on positive discipline, guiding children toward self-regulation and conflict resolution. Rather than punishment, we encourage respectful communication and problem-solving.
Our program emphasizes empathy, teamwork, and emotional intelligence through collaborative activities, guided peer interactions, and self-reflection exercises.
Enrollment is simple! Contact us to schedule a tour, meet our educators, and learn more about our admission process and availability.
Children should bring a small backpack, a change of clothes, and any personal comfort items if needed. We provide all necessary learning materials and snacks.
We encourage parent involvement through regular updates, parent-teacher meetings, and special events. Open communication between educators and families is key to a child’s success!
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