BEFORE YOUR VISIT
The Montessori approach is a holistic experience that thrives when both family and school walk the same path.
Choosing a school is a significant decision. In Montessori, we aren't just talking about a physical space, but a specific way of understanding childhood and learning.
The topics below are designed to give you a first look at our philosophy and help you better understand what you will see and experience when you step into our classrooms.
OUR MISSION
We offer a "prepared environment" where children develop inner discipline, responsibility, and a genuine desire to learn. Our space is calm, respectful, and nurturing, specifically designed to support their daily growth.
We believe in self-construction: when the right conditions are met, a child’s potential unfolds from within. This is why we view education as "preparation for life,"not just academic instruction.
THE MONTESSORI FOUNDATIONS
- Developmental Planes: We understand that children move through distinct stages (0–6 and 6–12), each with specific psychological needs. Our environment and curriculum are built to meet these unique characteristics.
- The Absorbent and Reasoning Minds: In the early years, learning is sensory, concrete, and based on repetition. In the Primary years, reason and imagination become the primary engines of knowledge.
- Individualized Learning: Every child progresses at their own pace within a structured and carefully prepared framework.
- Intrinsic Motivation: We do not use external rewards or punishments. Instead, we foster concentration, responsibility, and a natural pride in a job well done.
- Community and Social Life: Our mixed-age classrooms (3–6 and 6–12) function as a "mini-society" where children learn to cooperate, lead, ask for help, and resolve conflicts. Grace and Courtesy are explicit parts of our curriculum, cultivating empathy and respect.
- A Multilingual Environment: Our project is international and multilingual. English, French, and Spanish are woven into daily school life. Language support is tailored to each child's developmental stage, ensuring a steady and natural progression in all three languages.
WHAT YOU WILL SEE DURING YOUR VISIT
- A serene, orderly environment designed to the child's scale and prepared to meet their developmental needs.
- Long periods of uninterrupted work.
- Children choosing their tasks, concentrating, and persevering.
- Prepared guides who observe, guide, and support with respect.
A REFLECTION BEFORE BOOKING YOUR VISIT
Montessori is not a "fast-track" academic or competitive model. We do not prioritize constant comparisons or immediate, superficial results.
If you are looking for a structured environment that respects natural development and focuses on autonomy, responsibility, and community life, this visit will be incredibly valuable to you.
Every family has different expectations and priorities. The most important thing is to find the environment that best fits your family and supports your child's unique growth.
ADMISSION AND ENROLLMENT PROCESS
1. Parent Meeting and School Tour
The first step is to schedule a guided tour with our Director. This is an opportunity to see our school in action, learn more about our Montessori philosophy, and discuss enrollment options.
2. Application and parents’ questionnaire
Following your visit, you may apply for admission by submitting the application form, a copy of your child’s most recent school report (if applicable), and a questionnaire designed to help us get to know your child better.
3. Admission decision
After our team reviews your application, the Director will share the feedback with you. This is based on criteria such as the child’s readiness, their potential to thrive within the classroom, and the family’s alignment with our program.
Admission Policy and Procedures
4. Enrollment
Once your application is accepted, we will guide you through the final steps: signing of the school contract, paying the enrollment fee and security deposit.
