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Little Woods Montessori highlights social and emotional growth as one of its key developmental aims, alongside cognitive and physical learning. The Montessori environment is structured to allow children to build independence, self-awareness, and responsibility through practical life activities and peer interactions. Small teacher-student ratios, such as 1:6 in Pre-Nursery and 1:10–1:12 in older groups, create opportunities for teachers to observe and support individual emotional needs. In addition, children take part in initiatives such as the “Start Small Dream Big” programme, which focuses on community and environmental activities and helps foster empathy, teamwork, and social responsibility.
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding specific Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision.
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding EAL.
Little Woods Montessori describes itself as providing a “caring, gentle, safe, fun and stimulating environment,” which contributes to the wellbeing of its pupils. The Montessori approach, with its emphasis on independence and self-paced learning, encourages children to develop resilience and confidence in their abilities.
The school does not publish detailed information about safeguarding or child protection procedures.
Little Woods Montessori Pre-School offers a Montessori education to children aged 18 months to 6 years. The curriculum encompasses areas such as Mathematics, English Language, Practical Life, Sensorial experiences, Culture Studies, and Mandarin, all designed to foster independent thinking and a love for learning. A unique aspect of Little Woods is its commitment to community engagement, exemplified by participation in projects like "Start Small Dream Big," which instil values of social responsibility and environmental stewardship in students.
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