Our Programs

A baby’s world is filled with firsts—the first time grasping a toy, the first giggle, the first moment of recognition when a familiar face enters the room. In our Infant Program, we embrace these tiny victories with warmth and care.

Tummy time, sensory activities, and interactive play lay the foundation for motor skills and early communication. Every smile, every coo, every reaching hand is met with encouragement because the smallest steps today lead to giant leaps tomorrow.

Toddlers are little scientists, testing, touching, and tinkering with the world around them. It’s a time of boundless energy, endless questions, and a growing sense of independence. Our

With hands-on Montessori materials and guided exploration, children build early problem-solving skills, develop language, and practice the art of social interaction. From stacking blocks to sharing stories, each day is an adventure in self-discovery.

In our Pre-Primary Program, we nurture that growing independence while deepening a love for learning.

With a mix of structured lessons and open-ended exploration, children begin to refine motor skills, build language fluency, and engage in early math and science concepts. The Montessori method empowers them to take ownership of their learning, making choices that develop confidence and self-discipline.

A child’s imagination is limitless, and our Primary School Program fuels that spark with meaningful challenges and hands-on discovery.

Through self-directed learning and Montessori materials, students explore phonics, number concepts, and geography while continuing to develop practical life skills.

As they work alongside peers in mixed-age classrooms, they develop leadership skills, empathy, and a strong sense of community.

Our Kindergarten Program blends academic rigor with creativity, fostering a love for discovery that lasts well beyond the classroom walls.

With engaging Montessori materials, students strengthen literacy and math skills, explore science through hands-on experiments, and develop a deep appreciation for the arts. At the same time, they learn responsibility, time management, and collaboration—essential skills that prepare them for elementary school and beyond.