Programs

Our Programs

Nido

8 weeks to 18 months

Hours

Full Day:  7:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Our goal with the infants is to empower the child to learn in their own way, with the required nourishment to develop independence.

Highlights:

  • Develop gross and fine motor Skills, by providing the child the freedom to explore the environment
  • Focus on being a role model to the child and allowing them to replicate
  • Connect the child with the materials. It is important for the child to develop affinity than perfection at this age.
  • Cultivate independency by defining goals in partnership with the parents
  • Develop language in the child by singing and talking to the child frequently, encourage them to repeat back
  • Expose the child to the nature with daily outdoor time and activities

“The greatness of the human personality begins at the hour of birth”

– Maria Montessori

Toddler​

18 months to 3 Years

Hours

Full Day:        7:00 AM –  6:00 PM

School Day:   7:00 AM –  3:00 PM

Half Day:       7:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Our goal with the Toddlers is to provide an environment designed to develop movement, language and social independence.

Highlights:

  • Introduce the child to a schedule with focussed work cycle
  • Introduce lessons to perform productive work in small groups
  • Develop respect and care for self and the environment
  • Develop language, manipulation of objects and materials to refine various senses
  • Introduce them to extra curricular programs like art, music, sports
  • Expose the child to the nature with daily outdoor time and activities

“During this early period, education must be understood as a help to the unfolding of the child’s inborn psychic powers.”

– Maria Montessori

Children's House

3 Years to 6 Years

Hours

Full Day:       7:00 AM –  6:00 PM

School Day:  7:00 AM –  3:00 PM

Half Day:      7:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Our goal with Children’s House is to provide an environment designed to develop independence and social skills, through sensorial experience supported by self-directed discovery & learning.

Highlights:

  • Provide an uninterrupted work cycle
  • Introduce lessons to each child to perform productive work
  • Increase social activities and responses
  • Increased variety of work in all areas of the Montessori method
  • Introduce geographical significance and help them realize potential of their role in this world
  • Ensure child attains complete independence in recognizing their interests and fulfilling the same 
  • Help them achieve mastery in all areas of work
  • Ensure a steady developmental progress in all areas

“So, from the age of three till six, being able to now to tackle his environment deliberately and consciously, he begins a period of real constructiveness.”

– Maria Montessori