Montessori Teachers



​Are skilled observers and continually assess each child's interest and development. Our role is to present achievable tasks to the children so that they can enjoy the feeling of accomplishment. We offer new ideas to the children in such a way as to capture their interest and encourage their love of learning and discovery. Our sessions encourage children to investigate, learn outcomes and to complete tasks.
 
In our program we have introduced the Jolly Phonics literacy program which is an international literacy program and one that is widely recommended as the best multi sensory literacy program for learners (Prof. Jim Rose).

Our children are given homework packs that they take home so that parents can reinforce their learning. This work is not compulsory; however it does give the parent the opportunity to become involved if they wish..

Our Aim

  • Is always to form, build and develop the whole child.
  • Form awareness and appreciation of our environment.
  • Build self esteem through experimentation, discovery
    and accomplishment.
  • Develop polite social behaviour and respect for themselves and others whilst working in harmony.

We invite you to contact us on  08 7226 2037 for further information or to discuss any queries you may have.
You can also email us here .

Michelle Luscombe
Director
O'Brien's Montessori Centre
Enrol now for 2020
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We are proud to announce that our Montessori Preschool has received its National Quality Framework (NQF) Rating Certificate with the rating ‘Exceeding National Quality Standard’.
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The National Quality Framework provides a national approach to regulation, assessment and quality improvement for early childhood education across Australia and sets a high national benchmark.
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Congratulations to the team at O'Brien's Montessori for this fantastic achievement!

"Always to form, build and
 develop the whole child."