Children's Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Book Week is running from Saturday, 17 August to Friday, 23 August this year. Book Week is a special event that celebrates the joy of reading and brings literature to life for preschoolers. It's an excellent opportunity to focus on literacy skills and language development. By engaging in Book Week activities, children are encouraged to engage with the joy of reading and strengthen their comprehension abilities while having fun.
The Montessori philosophy guides children towards independence, self-discipline, and personal growth by fostering intrinsic motivation, understanding consequences, promoting respectful communication, and encouraging problem-solving skills. Learn more about the Montessori approach to discipline.
Exploring science with preschoolers is a fantastic way to ignite their natural curiosity and love for learning. At Montessori Academy, we believe in encouraging children to engage actively with their environment.
The NSW Start Strong Affordable Preschool fee relief program provides up to $2,110 in savings per year for children aged 3 years or older. All NSW families are eligible regardless of Citizenship or residency status. Learn more about how to claim this benefit at Montessori Academy.
NAIDOC Week is a special time to celebrate the history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
In Montessori education, practical life skills play a fundamental role in fostering independence, confidence, and responsibility in young children. These activities go beyond simple tasks - they provide children with the foundation for real-world learning and self-sufficiency.
Learning how to go to the toilet or ‘potty-training’ a natural stage of your child’s emerging independence. The Montessori approach to toilet training your child is a three-step process that is grounded in respect and gentle guidance.
Learning how to go to the toilet or ‘potty-training’ a natural stage of your child’s emerging independence. The Montessori approach to toilet training your child is a three-step process that is grounded in respect and gentle guidance.
Learning how to go to the toilet or ‘potty-training’ a natural stage of your child’s emerging independence. The Montessori approach to toilet training your child is a three-step process that is grounded in respect and gentle guidance.
