Little Trinity Montessori & Afterschool

General information, Little Trinity Montessori & Afterschool

Little Trinity Montessori and Afterschool Little Trinity Montessori caters for children aged 3-5 years. We offer two morning Montessori sessions from 9am to 12pm and one afternoon session from 12.30pm to 3.30pm. Junior Montessori for the younger child 3-4 years and senior Montessori for 4-5 years. Little Trinity offers the preschool child the chance to progress from the Junior to the Senior room, thus following the unique two year programme. The Afterschool caters for children 4-12 and runs from 2pm - 5.30pm Monday to Friday where children can be collected from school, receive a snack, attend homework club followed by activities, such as sports, arts and crafts cooking, music and drama. Mission Statement Little Trinity Montessori is dedicated to providing an enriching and challenging educational environment where each child is encouraged to grow to his or her fullest potential academically, emotionally and socially. Through a dynamic partnership of child, parent and teacher a consistent Montessori framework for learning is developed offering "An Education for Life". Our ethos at Little Trinity Montessori is to always ensure that each child is loved and cherished in a very special way. We provide an environment where we educate and care for each child in order to prepare them and help develop skills necessary for everyday life. At Little Trinity we also recognise that each child is an individual and we encourage them to flourish at their own pace through play, freedom of choice and early education methods. We have 5 main areas which are: Practical Life; materials provide the link between home and school and enhance the development of coordination, concentration and independence. Sensorial; materials are designed to help children to become more perceptive to understanding concepts and to educate their senses. Language; materials increase vocabulary, explore the sounds of English Language and help children read and write. Mathematical; concepts are offered to children, concretely. Hands on materials create an enjoyable approach to Arithmetic and Geometry. Cultural; materials provide children with experiences in geography, history and science.