FAQ

Montessori education is a child-centered approach developed by Dr. Maria Montessori. It is based on the belief that children learn best through hands-on exploration, freedom within limits, and a carefully prepared environment that supports their natural curiosity.

At Brainy Bees Montessori, children learn at their own pace using specially designed materials that build independence, concentration, and confidence. The Montessori method encourages respect for each child’s unique developmental journey and fosters a deep love for learning, social responsibility, and self-discipline—skills that benefit your child for life.

At Brainy Bees Montessori, social and emotional development is at the heart of everything we do. We create a calm, respectful environment where children feel seen, heard, and valued. Through consistent routines and gentle guidance, children learn to recognize their emotions, express themselves respectfully, and develop inner discipline.

Our mixed-age classrooms naturally support empathy, cooperation, and leadership, as younger children learn from older peers and older children take on nurturing roles. Grace and courtesy lessons are part of daily life, helping children practice kindness, patience, and peaceful problem-solving.

By honoring each child’s pace and encouraging independence, we help them build confidence, resilience, and a strong sense of self—laying the foundation for healthy relationships and emotional well-being.

At Brainy Bees Montessori, we warmly welcome children from 6 months to 6 years of age. Our carefully prepared environments support the natural development of each child during these foundational years from the gentle beginnings of infancy to the confident independence of early childhood. Rooted in Montessori principles, our programs nurture curiosity, respect, and a lifelong love of learning at every stage of growth.

Yes, at Brainy Bees Montessori, we offer both part-time and full-time enrollment options to support the unique needs of each family.

As part of our part-time program, we also offer preschool hours from Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM, providing a rich Montessori experience in a shorter format.

At this time, we do not provide meals or snacks at Brainy Bees Montessori. Families are kindly asked to pack nutritious food for their children each day, along with labeled boxes, cutlery, and a water bottle. However, we are considering offering meal options in the future and will keep families informed as plans develop.

Yes, at Brainy Bees Montessori, we follow a nut-free and allergy-aware policy to ensure the safety and well-being of all children. We kindly ask families to avoid sending any food items that contain nuts, and we work closely with parents to accommodate specific allergy needs in the classroom.

We keep parents informed through a dedicated app, where we share daily updates about your child’s activities, routines, and milestones. This helps parents stay connected to their child’s day-to-day experiences at school.

For preschool children, we schedule parent-teacher conferences twice a year to discuss their developmental progress. The first conference takes place 6–8 weeks after the start of the school year, and the second is held in the spring. In addition, preschoolers will receive a progress report at the end of the year, providing a comprehensive overview of their growth and learning journey.

Yes, at Brainy Bees Montessori, we celebrate cultural festivals and seasonal events as a way to honor diversity, build community, and help children develop a sense of belonging and appreciation for different traditions.

We also offer parent workshops and family events throughout the year to strengthen the home-school connection, support parenting, and create meaningful opportunities for families to engage with our Montessori environment. These gatherings are a valuable part of our school community and contribute to each child’s social and emotional development.

Yes, we offer a sibling discount for families enrolling more than one child at Brainy Bees Montessori. This is our way of supporting and appreciating families within our community.