The Fraction Skittles are part of the Mathematics curriculum and provide children with an excellent visual example of fractions from an early age.

Montessori Academy is pleased to announce that our Castle Hill early learning service has been awarded an Exceeding National Quality Standards Rating following Assessment and Rating by the Australian Children’s Education & Care Quality Authority (ACECQA) in February 2017.

Earlier this year, Montessori Academy donated $40,000 to deserving charities, Dunlea Centre and Montfort’s Boys’ Town, to support their ongoing programs for youth in need.

Colour Boxes are one of the most visually appealing Montessori materials. Created to be introduced to children in three stages, Colour Boxes 1, 2 and 3 contain a different amount of matching coloured tablets, which are rectangular with handles on the side.

On Wednesday 8th March, Montessori Academy, Australia’s leading Montessori early education group, will open its doors at various locations from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm to provide casual childcare for families affected by childcare strike action.

Do you have a family road trip coming up? These DIY iSpy bottles are easy to make, and a great way to keep the kids busy in the back seat.

On Friday 24th February, Greenacre Montessori Academy proudly celebrated its ten-year anniversary with a children’s carnival day.

Families that are new to Montessori often ask: “How does Montessori encourage creativity?” This question often arises as the Montessori method is not overtly known for encouraging creative pursuits. In fact, Montessori is renowned for discouraging fiction and fairy tales.

The Sandpaper Globe, also known as the land and water globe, is an introductory geography material from the Sensorial Curriculum.