1. Montessori Philosophy



• Child-Centered Learning: We adopt the Montessori principle of child-centered learning, encouraging students to explore their interests at their own pace. Our classrooms are designed to promote independence, with a variety of hands-on activities that accommodate different learning styles.
• Prepared Environment: We provide a prepared environment that supports self-directed learning, allowing students to choose their activities and fostering a sense of autonomy and responsibility.



• Project-Based Learning: We embrace the Reggio Emilia focus on project-based learning, encouraging students to engage deeply with topics that interest them. This approach enhances critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills.
• Role of the Environment: Viewing our environment as a "third teacher," we offer spaces rich with resources that inspire inquiry and discovery. This includes our arts-integrated classrooms and outdoor educational areas, which stimulate creativity and interaction.

3. Waldorf Education Philosophy



• Holistic Development: Reflecting the Waldorf emphasis on holistic development, our curriculum addresses intellectual, emotional, and physical growth. We incorporate arts, movement, and practical activities to nurture well-rounded individuals.
• Emphasis on Imagination and Creativity: Valuing imagination and creativity, we integrate storytelling, music, and drama, fostering a rich inner life and a love for learning.

4. Christian Beliefs



• Faith-Based Education: Central to our philosophy is our Christian faith. We integrate biblical teachings and values throughout our curriculum, emphasizing the Fruits of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. Our students are encouraged to grow in their faith and character, guided by these principles.
• Focus on Prayer: We incorporate regular prayer into our daily routine, teaching students to seek guidance, express gratitude, and grow spiritually through prayer.