Six areas of the Montessori curriculum, woven through hands-on activity rather than worksheets — plus a weekly rhythm of clubs that gets everyone moving, singing and exploring outdoors.
Everyday exercises with familiar objects that build coordination, concentration and independence — and along the way, care for oneself, others and the environment.
Materials that refine colour, sound, shape, size and texture — organising a child's impressions of the world much as an alphabet organises language.
Phonetic sounds first, building steadily to words and sentences, alongside weekly documentaries that open up general knowledge and the wider world.
Hands-on, concrete materials build a genuine feel for number, shape and pattern before introducing addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Free creative expression that builds self-esteem, patience and fine motor coordination — valued as much as any academic subject.
An introduction to botany, zoology, chemistry, physics, geology and astronomy, nurturing a lifelong respect and curiosity for the natural world.
A rhythm of movement, music and outdoor time that rounds out the classroom learning.
Weekly singing, instruments and rhythm, plus Zumba-based movement and preparation for cultural festivals.
Ball skills and coordination with a football coach, and calming stretches and mindfulness with our yoga teacher.
Regular trips by school van to open and forest areas, connecting children with the beauty of nature.
Fortnightly cooking sessions that build healthy food habits and bring together more skills than almost any other activity.
The best way to understand the Montessori method is to watch it in the room. Come and visit us.
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