Horsham Montessori

Since 1996, students have been taught using the Montessori method at Horsham Montessori.
The core principle of Montessori education is to develop each child to their full potential.
Children take the initiative and have a strong internal drive to study.
The teacher's job is to set up a suitable environment before letting the students explore their current interests.
Each youngster is a unique individual who actively seeks to learn.
In accordance with their individual learning paths, they will examine the information at their own pace.
Give the kids using it opportunities that are relevant to them.
Using educational tools with built-in self-correction, kids work alone or in small groups.
Children can autonomously and at their own pace learn the consequence of the materials because to their self-correcting nature.
The five Montessori curriculum areas are matched by the Montessori materials to children's interests.
Practical life, the senses, mathematics, language, and culture are a few of these.
Children learn important knowledge and skills that support their social, cognitive, physical, and emotional development through interest-based experiences.
The Montessori educational tools essentially teach kids how to solve their own problems and edit their own work.
Our nursery accepts toddlers as young as two.
They typically start out with a period of observation during which they can pick up tips from the bigger kids while also having time to unwind and explore at their own speed.
The initial stage of life—from birth to age six—is more significant than any other, not the time spent in college.
Montessori, Maria.
Please look at this resource for more details about Montessori education: https://www.montessori.org.uk/.