Alderley Day Nursery, Montessori

Our goal at Alderley Day Nursery is to give our young charges the self-assurance and fundamental life skills they need to succeed in school and grow into happy, well-rounded adults.
In a secure, loving, and well-organized environment, the Montessori philosophy encourages children to learn via both independently self-governing activities and cooperating to complete team challenges.
Dr. Maria Montessori (1870–1952) immediately displayed her independence by enrolling in a boys technical school to study math and engineering.
Neurologists have backed up Dr. Montessori's theory that, given the correct environment and assistance, children may build their own learning organically and at their own pace 100 years after the first Children's House opened.
The atmosphere in a Montessori classroom is serene and joyful.
Children have the opportunity to explore the exquisitely built Montessori equipment for an unlimited amount of time during each session's dedicated Montessori activity time.
By enabling auto education through repetition and independent exploration, these carefully created items satisfy a child's desires and provide them a sense of accomplishment and wellbeing.
Activities help kids develop their visual abilities for the future.
Children gain autonomy, self-assurance, and control over their fine and gross motor abilities while also gaining an awareness of their immediate surroundings.
Learning about quantity and the numbers 0–9 is facilitated by mathematics-related resources.
The Montessori Curriculum goes above and beyond the national Early Years Foundation Stage by ensuring that students graduate with the self-assurance, independence, and practical skills necessary for success throughout their academic careers.