École Maria Montessori
« The greatest achievement of a teacher is to be able to say: the children work as if I did not exist. »
Maria Montessori
Continuing their education at the Maria Montessori School after attending L’Enfant Roi creches allows children to develop in a reassuring educational environment. The educational foundations they have already acquired facilitate a smooth transition and foster confidence, independence and a love of learning. In a caring and structured environment, children deepen their skills, develop their potential and build a solid foundation for their future academic and personal development.
An educational journey from 3 to 12 years old
The Maria Montessori School offers spaces designed to awaken and stimulate each child. Bright classrooms adapted to each age group, a large garden, an educational kitchen, an art room and sports facilities create a safe and inspiring environment. Each space is designed to encourage independence, creativity and the joy of learning, providing children with the ideal setting to flourish every day.
Language teaching
From the age of 3, children explore English through fun and interactive activities. Games, songs and creative projects allow them to immerse themselves naturally in these languages, familiarise themselves with sounds and vocabulary, and develop their confidence to express themselves from an early age. This approach stimulates their curiosity and lays the foundations for lasting linguistic fluency.
A key to success
Thanks to Montessori education, children develop independence in their work, the ability to organise their projects, and the habit of thinking for themselves at a very early age. They learn to manage their time, solve problems creatively, and work collaboratively, skills that are directly transferable to higher education. This practical preparation gives them a real advantage in adapting, progressing, and succeeding in their future studies.
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