Casa is where children take their joyful first steps into independence and discovery. In a carefully prepared Montessori environment, they explore through hands-on materials, movement, and play—developing confidence, creativity, and a love of learning.
A World Prepared for Children
Every detail of Casa is designed with the child in mind. Shelves, furniture, and materials are child-sized, inviting independence and freedom of choice. Children learn in mixed-age groups, where younger ones observe and imitate, while older children practise leadership and empathy.
Our Casa classrooms extend outdoors, into gardens and play areas filled with plants, trees, and small creatures. Here, children spend time each day exploring nature — watching insects, collecting leaves, and moving freely in a safe and beautiful environment.
What Children Learn in Casa
The Casa curriculum follows Montessori’s carefully developed learning areas:
Practical Life – caring for themselves and their surroundings, building focus and responsibility.
Sensorial – refining the senses and preparing for abstract thinking through concrete experiences.
Mathematics – exploring numbers and patterns with hands-on materials that make concepts meaningful.
Language – building rich spoken language and taking first steps into reading and writing.
Arts & Culture – discovering music, creativity, and the wider world with joy and curiosity.
Teachers & Community
Casa children are guided by experienced Montessori teachers and assistants who know each child individually. Children receive gentle support while enjoying the freedom to explore at their own pace. The Casa community is warm, inclusive, and nurturing — a place where children feel safe, respected, and eager to learn.
A Joyful Beginning
Casa is more than a classroom — it is a world prepared for children, where independence blossoms, curiosity thrives, and learning becomes a joyful part of everyday life.