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The Foundation Montessori.

We aim to inspire each child's potential and foster holistic development by nurturing intellectual, emotional, and spiritual growth.

A pupil laughing behind an open exercise book, pencil in hand.
A pupil grinning over an open exercise book.

We recognise that every child is a masterpiece of God, uniquely gifted and capable of extraordinary achievements.

Our commitment to gifted education ensures that we challenge and support each student in reaching their highest potential. We build a strong foundation of faith so children can serve God and others.

In this way, we empower children to cultivate character and develop the skills necessary for responsible, compassionate, and loving citizenship, preparing them to become future leaders.

Building the builders that build the cities

We share Dr. Maria Montessori's dream.

That millions of children enter a hands-on, individual, nurturing place with trained Christian Guides who will inspire them to love, learn, and lead.

In 1910, Dr. Maria Montessori dedicated herself to work with young children and said, “I offer myself as a [sacrifice] to Jesus Christ, our Lord, desiring to follow the path of his divine will.”

E.M. Standings, her close friend and confidant, challenged: “Those who have read [this vow] and appreciate its contents would join in praying for the intention that Almighty God, in his love and wisdom, would raise some individual or group of individuals, who under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, would found such an order – which would in fact be…the Children of Light.”

What we hope to give

The purpose of education is to inspire learners through activities that help them manifest their full potential.

  • Academic achievement
  • Independence and self-regulation
  • Love for learning
  • Creativity and critical thinking
  • Strong work ethic
  • Collaboration and communication
  • Responsibility and decision-making
  • Leadership skills
A teacher leans over a table where four children in rainbow aprons work with paint.

Enrolment

Twenty-four children, and more families asking.

Four teachers, five days a week, on Okumagba Avenue. Each new place needs a seat, a teacher's time and materials.

Help us make room