
Practical Life
Practical-life activities help children develop concentration, coordination and independence through meaningful everyday tasks.
Children learn best when they can see, touch, practise and discover. At My School, Montessori principles are brought to life through carefully prepared classrooms, purposeful materials and teachers who observe each child's readiness for the next step.

Practical-life activities help children develop concentration, coordination and independence through meaningful everyday tasks.

Children compare, sort and recognise differences in size, shape, colour, texture and other qualities, strengthening observation and language.

Conversation, listening, stories, phonics and hands-on materials help children progress towards reading, writing and confident expression.

Children handle quantities and explore number relationships physically before moving towards written and mental work.

Globes, maps, nature, plants, animals and experiments help children connect classroom learning with the wider world.

Teachers prepare the environment, introduce materials and observe progress carefully, giving the right guidance while allowing children to complete increasingly complex work for themselves.
Come and see the classrooms, explore the grounds and talk with us about your child.