For children aged 3–6: half-day Montessori plus 150 minutes of English every day, 4 days a week.
All of the programs below are included in the tuition fee.
1. Our teachers
- Montessori teachers certified by the Montessori Institute of America (MIA)
- Early-years teachers qualified in early childhood education
- Native-speaking English teachers
- English teaching assistants
2. International Montessori program
Children follow the Montessori program for half of the day. The rest of the day includes English language lessons (150 minutes a day, 4 days a week) and physical education, talent classes, music appreciation, STEM and special events. Children develop in every area:
- Practical life
- Sensorial
- Mathematics
- Language
- Culture (science, history and geography)
- Art
3. STEM education
Our STEM program focuses on the environment and nature, nurturing naturalistic intelligence (one of the 9 intelligences in Howard Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences). Children learn by doing:
- Soil erosion experiments
- Growing plants in different light conditions
- Extracting essential oils from flower petals
- Discovering the diversity of the animal world
- Water purification experiments (observing chemical reactions)
- Sorting rubbish, recycling and composting
4. Physical education
- Montessori PE: the American Montessori Physical Education (PME) curriculum – good posture, walking for endurance, running, jumping, lifting and balancing.
- Dance: basic and advanced techniques, performance skills, positive emotions and self-confidence.
- Martial arts: traditional Vietnamese martial arts for strength, reflexes, speed, agility and sportsmanship.
5. Music appreciation
Children develop their ear, singing, rhythm and instrumental performance through visual elements (pictures, colours and diagrams), and discover classical music, ensemble playing and creating sounds with percussion.
6. Art & aesthetic development
Drawing, craft, decoration, modelling and art appreciation across many materials; children explore shapes and colours, strengthen wrist and finger control and develop a sense of three-dimensional space.
