Da Vinci Montessori

It’s raining festivals and we are lucky to bring flavours and stories of the cultures that surround us into the classroom.

Thank you Nasha for sharing stories, delicious food and bringing the spirit of Navroze into our class.

Navroze Mubarak to our Parsi friends. Our wishes are late but heartfelt! ❤️

A little bit of Onam came into our classrooms.

Happy Onam is to all our friends celebrating!

When children create, they tell us how they see the world. 🌱

Beautiful artwork, thoughtful writing, little portraits of themselves and their friends—all created by our 4–6-year-olds in Pre-Elementary.

What makes these pieces special is not just the art. It is the ideas behind them—their imagination, their ability to articulate what they see and feel, and the confidence to express it in their own way.

No two pieces are alike. And that is exactly how it should be.

Art that reflects not just what children can do, but who they are. ❤️

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Some strategies may get us short-term compliance, but at what cost?

What works in the moment can sometimes create bigger, long-term challenges—affecting a child’s independence, confidence, motivation, and relationship with us.

🇮🇳 Happy Independence Day, from our classrooms to you.

In our classrooms, Independence Day celebration is a journey of discovery that unfolds over weeks—through art, stories, books, songs, tri colour science experiments and conversations about our national symbols and the people who shaped our history.

Little by little, we help children connect with the story of our country, building an understanding of the past and a sense of belonging to the India they are growing up in. 🇮🇳❤️

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It was a special week for our children as we celebrated books, reading and the joy of literature! 📚✨

From bookstore visits and sharing favourite books to reading together, discovering authors and characters, and creating beautiful bookmarks for our classrooms—it was a week filled with stories, imagination and a love for books. ❤️

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📚 Bring Your Favourite Book to School

As part of Book Lovers Week, children brought a book they love to school and shared what makes it special to them.

A favourite story, a beloved character, a book they return to again and again—each choice offered a little glimpse into their individual interests and imagination.

A simple way to celebrate books, reading, and the joy of sharing a good story. ❤️📖

We are our children’s biggest role models!

A visit to Kahani Tree today! 📚🌿

Our children explored the store’s wonderful collection of books, met the lovely team at Kahani Tree, and then settled down to do what book lovers do best—find a cosy spot and read.

Thank you Kahani Tree