Montessori Academy’s Bankstown childcare and preschool has once again been rated as Exceeding the National Quality Standards (NQS) by the Australian Children’s Education and Care Authority (ACECQA).
Montessori Academy’s Bankstown childcare and preschool has once again been rated as Exceeding the National Quality Standards (NQS) by the Australian Children’s Education and Care Authority (ACECQA).
As we approach National Families Week in May, it's an opportune time to reflect on the profound significance of shared family meals.
In the spirit of Harmony Week, a time when we celebrate the rich tapestry of cultures that make up our world, it's a brilliant opportunity to introduce our little ones to the diversity around them through language.
As the leaves turn and Clean Up Australia Day beckons us to reflect on our environmental impact, it’s a golden opportunity for the youngest among us to learn about the importance of recycling. At Montessori Academy, we believe that every day is a chance to inspire our preschoolers with the wonders of caring for our planet through creative play and learning.
In a world filled with screens and gadgets, it’s easy for children to become disconnected from the world’s natural wonders. Sensory play is a hands-on, immersive experience that helps children reconnect with their environment and discover the world through their senses
The connection between language and mathematics runs deep, even if it’s not immediately apparent. While these subjects might seem worlds apart, language is the unsung hero in mastering math. Let’s delve into why language matters so much in learning mathematics and how they’re inseparable.
In a fast-paced world filled with stimuli, the ability to concentrate is becoming increasingly invaluable. Concentration is crucial for academic achievements and pivotal in a child’s development and future success. Montessori Academy recognises the significance of engagement and emphasises its cultivation during the early childhood and school years. In this blog, we delve into the importance of fostering concentration from a young age and how the Montessori approach nurtures this essential skill to unlock childen’s full potential for a life-long learning.
As an advocate for early childhood education, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the qualities that make an exceptional leader in this industry. Early childhood educators hold the key to shaping the foundation to a child's development, and their leadership plays a vital role in ensuring every child receives the best possible start in life. Qualities of effective leadership that I’ve observed throughout my career include:
Respect is a fundamental part of any healthy parent-child relationship. When children feel respected, they are more likely to respect themselves and others and develop a positive sense of self-worth. Here are ten ways to show your child respect