Montessori
"Childhood is not a race to see how quickly a child can read, write, and count.
Childhood is a small window of time to learn and develop at
the pace which is for each individual child."
Magda Gerber-
Our Programs:
Mettaā Montessori offers a child-centric approach to early education, emphasizing hands-on learning, self-directed activity, and collaborative play. Our programs are tailored to support the developmental stages of children, fostering independence and a love for learning.
Our Facilities:
➢ Dedicated, Purposeful environments for Lifelong Learning
➢ An outdoor play area that serves as a Natural Sanctuary for play and discovery
➢ A curated Library for Young minds
➢ Compassionate, Kind and patient helpers who treat every child with gentle voice, smiles and respect
➢ Reliable transport facility
Toddler Program
(2-3 Years)
A gentle introduction to learning beyond home, focusing on self-expression, exploration, and social bonding.
Beginner Program
(3-4 Years)
Physical, sensory, and language development through playful activities that spark curiosity and build confidence
Junior Program
(4-5 Years)
Builds vocabulary, social skills, and early numeracy — helping children engage in confident communication and discovery.
Senior Program
(5-6 Years)
Promotes independent learning using Montessori materials, nurturing focus, creativity, and a love for learning.
Montessori
Objectives of Montessori education:
Montessori education offers several advantages over traditional nursery (preschool) education, especially in fostering independence, focus, and a lifelong love for learning.
Key advantages of Montessori education:
- Each child learns at their own pace; fast learners can progress further, while others get time to master a skill.
- Reduces pressure, frustration, and competition. Encourages mastery instead of memorization.
- Children choose their own activities and learn to take care of themselves and their environment (e.g., pouring water, tying shoes).
- Builds confidence, decision-making skills, and responsibility from a young age.
Children are encouraged to work uninterrupted for long periods, choosing tasks they find engaging.
Develops focus and perseverance—skills that are crucial for academic and personal success.
Younger children learn from older ones; older kids reinforce their knowledge by teaching others.
Promotes empathy, leadership, collaboration, and community.
Emphasizes "practical life" skills(cleaning, cooking, caring for plants/animals).
Helps children feel capable, included, and better prepared for real-world responsibilities
Teaching aligns with sensitive periods of brain development and natural curiosity.
Supports whole-child development—intellectual, emotional, physical, and social.
