The Montessori approach recognises certain developmental stages in the child’s life. Maria Montessori observed that these went approximately in three year cycles and our approach to schooling follows these cycles.…
Read MoreThese things helped me to become the Independent person I am now & make up my own mind on what I like to do & feel about things: In the…
Read MoreMaria Montessori, a woman ahead of her time, was a person of great depth and insight. She was the first woman in Italy to be granted a medical degree before…
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Children are aged from 3-6 years of age. Children are taught to lead by example. Prepared environment; materials are easily accessible so kids can access materials on their own.
Apply NowChildren in this class are aged from 6-9 years of age. The children are encouraged to explore and learn new things on their own. This helps the children develop confidence.
Apply NowChildren in this class are aged 9-12 and are being prepared for secondary school. There is focus on community, charity and fundraising which will help them prepare them for the…
Apply NowWe cordially invite you to this wonderful event held in honour of the Children’s House Primary turning 70 years old!Please use the button below to view our event website and to…
Read MoreThursday, 13th October at 8pm Please contact info@childrenshouseschool.ie for joining details
Read MoreMaria Montessori, a woman ahead of her time, was a person of great depth and insight. She was the first woman in Italy to be granted a medical degree before stepping into the field for which she is so well known – early child education. She was an ambassador for world peace; the UNICEF Charter of Human Rights and Rights of the Child were adopted directly from her. She was thrice nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize (in 1949, 1950 and 1951) for her committed efforts on behalf of children, especially in the face of the fascism of World War II.