SPACE TO LEARN AND GROW
EXPERIENCED
MONTESSORI TEAM
Our staff are rigorously trained and thoroughly versed in Montessori Early Childhood Education. We provide financial support and resources from our extensive network in the industry to encourage ongoing professional advancements.
GENEROUS RESOURCE
FOR LITTLE LEARNERS
Each classroom is fully equipped with AMI approved, age-appropriate materials and furniture, as well as large windows letting in an abundance of natural light. Our spacious facility features an open outdoor play area with dedicated enrichment guides.
CONVENIENT
LOCATION
We are conveniently located on 28 Avenue x 160 Street, nestled in the heart of South Surrey. We share a border with Sunnyside Elementary and one block away from Southridge Schools. Olive Park is directly across the street with Wills Brook Park nearby.
OUR CURRICULUM
OUR CURRICULUM
OUR PROGRAMS
MONTESSORI MATERIALS
Contrary to traditional child care where children are offered toys and minimal structure in the curriculum, the Montessori method allows children to creatively choose work materials that start from simple to complex. Each material is meticulously crafted to promote precision in control and appreciation of aesthetics.
PARENT INVOLVEMENT
Parents as primary educators lay foundations for their children’s emotional, physical and cognitive developments. The decision on how children are nurtured and educated has a great impact on their later interactions with the world around them.
To facilitate parents’ knowledge about how their children learn best, we encourage active parental involvement in activities such as festive celebrations, school events, and community meetings. This does not only keep parents updated on their children’s endeavours and achievements, but also creates a connection between home and school that reinforces their learning experiences
TIPS TO PRACTICE MONTESSORI AT HOME
1.
Maintain order
- This can be done by providing a clean and organised environment, and designating child-friendly areas to allow easy access to things without help.
2.
Perform independently
- Entrust your children to do things on their own. Use encouragement and not rewards to praise a positive behaviour.
3.
Be a good example
- It is no surprise that children mirror their parents’ behaviours. Subtly make them aware of their mistakes and model how it should be done.
4.
Connect with nature
- We cannot satisfy children’s innate curiosity through screens. Cultivate their sensory experiences by taking them outdoors.
