St. Victoria Montessori School Inc.

 

  The learning materials The first learning materials that the child is likely to encounter in the Montessori classroom are those that make up the practical life curriculum. These are activities that involve pouring different materials, using utensils such as scissors, tongs and tweezers, cleaning and polishing, preparing snacks, laying the table and washing dishes, arranging flowers, gardening, doing up and undoing clothes fastenings, and so on. Their aims, in addition to developing the child’s skills for independent living, are to build up the child’s gross and fine motor control and eye-hand co-ordination, to introduce them to the cycle of selecting, initiating, completing and tidying up an activity (of which more in the next section), and to introduce the rules for functioning in the social setting of the classroom. As the child settles into the cycle of work and shows the ability to focus on self-selected activities, the teacher will introduce the sensorial materials. The key

  The Basic Education program in the Primary levels grades are imbued with the Montessori philosophy of developing the whole child. Its Mission across all levels and departments is to unfold diverse learners through a curriculum that is integrative, outcome based and socially relevant. Curricular and extracurricular activities are provided to hone aesthetic skills and abilities which are innate in the children. The Primary Education Edge   CTP Contest Training Pool in Science, Math and English provides training to hone students’ potential and enables them to qualify for school wide competitions such as MTAP, PRESSCON and others.   EOP In MMIS, the English-Only-Policy is being enforced in the campus most especially in the classroom teaching-learning interaction. This aims to train children to become proficient in the use of the language to hone their skills in Communication as one of the skills for the 21st Century learners.   SINGAPORE MATH in the Math Curriculum for Grad

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