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Creative Activities Open ended, self-chosen creative activities allow children to express themselves freely while developing fine motor skills, decision making and confidence – all essential for academic and personal growth. Practical life work, like our pouring activity, develop control of movement, hand-eye coordination and concentration, skills needed for independence and later complex manual work. Threading…

Consider This! Consider this….a young child’s brain forms neural connections at a very rapid rate and this is entirely dependant on the experiences in the first 1000 days of life! There is a major growth spurt in the frontal lobes of a child’s brain in the first two years of life. This period is a…

Sink and Float The Sink & Float Experiment allows children to explore the properties of objects through free hands-on scientific exploration. Denser objects, that are heavier than water sink for example: rocks, marbles, coins. Objects that are lighter than water or have more air inside float, for example: a plastic cap, a cork or a…

Your Child’s Educational Journey Starting your child’s educational journey in a Montessori preschool offers a powerful cognitive edge. In a thoughtfully prepared environment, children develop concentration, independence, and a genuine love of learning from an early age. These early years are critical — the brain is absorbing everything. By nurturing curiosity and purposeful work during…

Principal’s Point of View From the Principal’s point of view – In a Montessori school , we follow the child – and sometimes, the most powerful teaching comes from simply observing and listening. This week, pause and notice the little moments: a child trying to master a new task, like tying a shoe lace, or…