Montessori Approach:
Child-led activities, called 'work,' take place in mixed-age classrooms. Teachers support independence by allowing children to choose their own tasks and explore at their own pace.
Approach.
This page explains the educational approach used to support your child's learning and development.
Approach
Traditional:
In traditional teaching, the teacher guides lessons in a conventional classroom. Concepts like handwriting, spelling, and grammar are emphasized, with some children benefiting more from this structured approach.
Shoshin method:
Shoshin means 'beginner’s mind'—an open, fresh perspective free from preconceived ideas. This mindset helps children learn without limits or assumptions.
Our Approach
Brain’s capacity develops 90 percent before a child reaches the age of 5. Hence without proper cultivation, children can lag behind.