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Education is a natural process carried out by the child and is not acquired by listening to words but by experiences in the environment.
                                                          - Dr. Maria Montessori 

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Who is Montessori?

Dr. Maria Montessori (1870–1952) was an Italian physician and educator, best known for her philosophy of education and her work with children. Her educational method, the Montessori Method, is used in numerous public and private schools around the world today and is known for its emphasis on independence, hands-on learning, and nurturing a child's natural curiosity.

Montessori Curriculum

Practical Life

​These activities focus on developing a child's coordination, concentration, and independence through purposeful, everyday tasks.​

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Sensorial

Sensorial materials are designed to refine a child's five senses by isolating and focusing on a specific quality like size, shape, color, or texture.

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Language

The Montessori language curriculum moves children systematically from verbal language to written expression and reading comprehension.

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Mathematics

Mathematical concepts are introduced concretely using hands-on materials before moving to abstract symbols and operations. 

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Culture

​The cultural curriculum gives children a holistic view of the universe and their place within it.

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Montessori Principles

Respect for the Child

Absorbent Mind

Sensitive Periods

Prepared Environment

Personalized Learning

Independence

Freedom of Movement and Choice

Intrinsic Motivation

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Prepared Environment

A Montessori prepared environment is a meticulously designed learning space that promotes a child's independent learning, exploration, and holistic development. It is a structured, purposeful setting where every element has a reason and a place, allowing children to learn at their own pace without constant adult intervention. Furniture and materials are scaled to the children's size, making them easy to reach and use independently.​ Children are encouraged to choose their own activities and work at their own pace, fostering self-discipline and decision-making skills. 

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