The Montessori Philosophy
We embrace the Montessori approach to education based on self-directed activity, hands-on learning, and collaborative work. It is an innovative method of observing and supporting the natural development of children. Our goals are to stimulate children to achieve their full inherent potential: physically, socially, emotionally, and academically.
The Sherwood House of Children – The Montessori Primary Program
Established in 2019, The Sherwood House of Children offers a 3-year Montessori Primary program comprising the Montessori Beginners, Juniors and Seniors. This program admits children aged 2.5 to 5.5 years.
3 Year Montessori Program at Sherwood House of Children
3 Year Montessori Program at Sherwood House of Children
Sherwood House of Children
Sherwood House of Children
Class 1 Sherwood Hall School following the CBSE Syllabus
Class 1 Sherwood Hall School following the CBSE Syllabus
Montessori Progam
Why Sherwood House of Children
From birth to age six, children are in the most sensitive period for learning development, making finding the right early education program one of the most important decisions. Our Montessori Primary program caters to this age group in mixed-age classrooms, providing them with the freedom to learn at their own pace in an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding.
We strive to provide a stimulating, respectful and harmonious environment based upon the philosophy of Maria Montessori. Through thinking and reasoning skills, children are encouraged to conduct themselves as individuals in preparation for lifelong learning. We employ the Montessori Method to create a peaceful, natural, whole-child education that fosters children's joy, intelligence, self-confidence, and independence.
We strive to provide a stimulating, respectful and harmonious environment based upon the philosophy of Maria Montessori. Through thinking and reasoning skills, children are encouraged to conduct themselves as individuals in preparation for lifelong learning. We employ the Montessori Method to create a peaceful, natural, whole-child education that fosters children's joy, intelligence, self-confidence, and independence.
"The most important period of life… is the period from birth to the age of six. For that is when man's intelligence itself, his greatest implement, is being formed." – Dr Maria Montessori
– Dr Maria Montessori
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The Montessori CurriculumSherwood Hall
The Montessori approach develops the whole child. It provides children with enduring intellectual capabilities through social and emotional learning. The Montessori system of education helps children become truly capable and productive individuals by focusing on their moral, behavioural, emotional, and intellectual development.
The Montessori curriculum emphasises learning as a process that cannot be determined by a child's age but by the rate and speed at which a child can acquire one skill before moving on to another.
The Sherwood House of Children strictly follows the principles and practices of Montessori Education, and we function under the guidance, support, and training of the Indian Montessori Centre (IMTC-Chennai).
The Montessori curriculum emphasises learning as a process that cannot be determined by a child's age but by the rate and speed at which a child can acquire one skill before moving on to another.
The Sherwood House of Children strictly follows the principles and practices of Montessori Education, and we function under the guidance, support, and training of the Indian Montessori Centre (IMTC-Chennai).
Exercises of Practical Life
Involves activities that enable the child to perfect daily living skills and achieve a sense of fulfilment when doing simple tasks. An essential part of the educational process is developing fine motor skills and concentration, building confidence and independence, all while learning to care for himself and his environment.
Sensorial Activities
Allow the child to refine each of their sense. These activities develop the classification and discrimination skills in children. It enhances vocabulary while building a firm understanding of fundamental concepts that lead to better math and language skills.
Language
Language learning is critical to the child's progress as it is the foundation for writing and reading. Children work through specific hands-on and tactile language materials such as the sandpaper letters to the moveable alphabet. Language is not an isolated topic but runs through the curriculum.
Arithmetic
Follows a hands-on approach to number concepts, quantity, and operations. The sensorial area is the preparation for mathematics. These activities help the child move from concrete experience to abstract ideas of quantities.
Culture
Culture allows the child to explore the natural world around them, including Geography, Zoology, Botany, Science, Art & Music. Studying these subjects allows children to explore their curiosity and helps them adapt to the world around them.
At Sherwood Hall, our teachers have created a specially designed workbook for Junior and Senior Montessori children, emphasizing an integrated approach grounded in Montessori principles. This comprehensive approach ensures that children build a strong foundation, preparing them for a smooth transition to the CBSE curriculum in 1st standard. The workbook is crafted to promote seamless learning and development, guiding children through key concepts in an engaging and supportive manner.
Admissions are now open!
Want to enrol your child at the Sherwood House Montessori Program? Learn more about our Admissions process.
Sherwood Hall was founded by Mrs Olga Frohlich, an educationist and a Visionary. Her love for children and education prompted her to found the School in June 1971. It started as a small school with the Nursery Section and classes 1 to 7.
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