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About Montessori
- Who was Maria Montessori?
- The Montessori Method of Education
About Our School
- Brief History Of Our School
- Our School Philosophy
- Structure of our school
- A Typical Day at the Preschool
- Parent Involvement
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- Parent Information Sessions
- Parent Participation
- Parents in the classroom
- Parent/teacher Interviews
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What is special about North Ryde Montessori?
- Child/teacher Ratio
- Teacher Qualifications
- Nut Free Policy
- Morning and Afternoon Class
- Parent Library
- Fundraising Children’s Artwork Auctions
Enrolment
- Enrolment and Admission Procedures
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- Observations in the classroom
- Waiting Lists
- Selection Criteria
- Formal Notification to parents of a Place
- Security Deposit
- Orientation
- Enrolment Interview
- Entry
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- Observation in the Classroom
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- How long do observations go for?
- When are observations done?
- How do I arrange an observation?
- Can I bring my pre-school child and/or other children with me?
- Can I talk to the teachers during an observation?
- What if a child wants to talk to me?
- Why is there no group instruction?
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Frequently Asked Questions
- How does Montessori differ from mainstream pre-school in New South Wales?
- Why do children go every day and for only three hours a day?
- What happens when they finish extended Day? Do they have problems fitting in to a mainstream school in year one?
- What happens to my security deposit if I leave before the completion of three years?
- What if my child doesn’t turn three until July? Do they have to wait until beginning of next year to start?
Contact Us
- Contact Us
- Books by Dr. Maria Montessori
- Useful Links
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