Fostering a love of learning promoting independence, developing critical thinking skills and cultivating a strong foundation in core subjects. The core subjects include:

Sensorial: This area helps children refine their sensory perceptions, including visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, and gustatory senses. It lays the groundwork for later mathematical and scientific concepts.

Mathematics: Montessori math materials are designed to provide a hands-on, concrete understanding of mathematical concepts, starting from the basics and progressing to more advanced topics.

Language: The language curriculum includes reading, writing, spoken language, and grammar. Montessori materials like the Sandpaper Letters and the Moveable Alphabet are used to develop literacy skills.

Cultural Studies: This encompasses a wide range of subjects, including geography, history, biology, botany, zoology, and the study of different cultures. Montessori education emphasizes global awareness and interconnectedness.

Science: Montessori classrooms introduce children to scientific concepts through hands-on exploration of the natural world. This can include studying plants, animals, and physical science principles.

Art and Music: While not considered core subjects in the traditional sense, Montessori programs often include opportunities for creative expression through art and music activities.

Physical Education: Movement and physical activity are essential components of Montessori education. Gross and fine motor skills are developed through activities like yoga, dance, and outdoor play.

Peace Education and Social Skills: Montessori programs place a strong emphasis on developing social and emotional intelligence, conflict resolution skills, and the values of peace and respect.