
About Us


The Montessori Ethos
Children are treated with respect and are given freedom within a carefully planned environment. Children have time to develop at their own pace, allowing the child to absorb information with hands on experiences. In the Montessori classroom, children choose from a wide range of activities and experiences, working with each one for as long as they need to. Many of the Montessori resources are sensorial based, designed for children to explore differences in: height, weight, colour, smell, texture and taste. Maria Montessori recognised that children have a natural willingness to learn and explore, and that the best way to learn was from self-motivation.
Key Info
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We take children from 2 years of age up until they attend school.
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We are open term times between the hours of 8.30am - 3pm.
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Our fees are very reasonable at £4.50 / hour for children aged over 3 years and at £5/ hour for children aged 2 years old.
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We accept 2, 3 and 4 year old funding, as
well as the 30 hours funding and Tax-free
childcare entitlements.
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Our Aims
For children to have:
A good quality of care in a warm and safe environment, where caring and qualified teachers are there to safeguard them and give them the best possible start in their education.
Freedom in a structured environment.
The love of learning in a prepared environment to achieve their full potential.
We aim to:
Provide the best care and support to all children whatever their culture, race, language or religion.
Respect their urgings towards independence and the remarkable learning ability the child possesses at this stage of their development.
Provide a wide range of activities to support the child’s learning.
Use careful planning, recording and observation to fulfil all the needs of the children whilst in our care.
Encourage discovery through play.
Give support and information to parents as to the well-being of their child whilst in our care.
Work in partnership with parents, professionals and carers to be able to give the best care that we can.
Keep you informed and updated through communication by letter, notices and meetings. A member of staff will always be available to speak with you on a daily basis or through arranged times.
Commit to healthy eating and a healthy outlook.
Make sure that children are kept in a safe and healthy environment.
Give support to staff and enable them to attend training courses to further their potential.
Our commitment is to you and your children whilst in our care, where we aim to provide the environment which we feel is the best that we can achieve.
Parent Pack
For more information, including our policies, the daily routine and our history, please download our Parent Pack.

Important Information
Click on the Items below for more info.
Covid Safety Measures - April 2022 Parent Advice
Covid Risk Assessment - April 2022
Activities and Ideas for Parents and Children to do at home together-
Please click on the links below.
Coronavirus Book for Children to download
Dave the Dog and Coronavirus Downloadable Book
Worried about a child during the Pandemic?
Safeguarding Children leaflet for Parents
Keeping Children Safe Online
Please visit https://www.net-aware.org.uk/ to find out more about the different apps and sites your children are using and how you can keep them safe.
Latest Newsletter
Register Your Child
Early Help Assessment
A link to the Isle of Wight Early Help Assessment Process for families who require additional support.