Montessori Waves Preschool and Crèche

🌟 WE ARE HIRING 🌟

Montessori Waves Preschool & Crèche in Calodyne is looking for dedicated and caring individuals to join our team!

👶 Positions Available:
• Caregiver
Attendant
• Cleaner

💛 What we’re looking for:
✔️ Loving, patient, and responsible individuals
✔️ Passion for working with young children
✔️ Reliable and hardworking
✔️ Previous experience is an advantage

🏫 Join a warm, nurturing Montessori environment where every child matters and every team member makes a difference.

📍 Location: Calodyne, Mauritius

📩 Send your CV via inbox or contact us for more information!
[email protected]
5456 3983

📢 We’re Hiring Qualified Caregivers – January 2026

Montessori Waves Preschool & Crèche (Calodyne) is looking to welcome qualified, experienced, and passionate caregivers to join our team starting January 2026.

We are seeking individuals who:

Hold a relevant qualification in Early Childhood Care & Education

Have experience working with young children (crèche/preschool level)

Are patient, caring, reliable, and professional

Understand and respect Montessori principles (training/experience is an advantage)

Are committed to providing a safe, nurturing, and stimulating environment

✨ Only qualified applicants will be considered.

If you are dedicated to early childhood development and would love to grow with a warm, supportive preschool, we’d love to hear from you.

📩 Please send your CV and qualifications to WhatsApp: 5456 3983

Montessori Waves would like to thank everyone who has taken the time to attend our Open Day today. Although the weather was not at it's best. It was a pleasure to meet you all and we look forward meeting you all next year. Best wishes from Montessori Waves Team .

Come visit Montessori Waves Preschool & Creche this Saturday!
Meet our teachers, explore our classrooms, and let your little one enjoy fun learning activities.

Limited spaces available – reserve your child’s spot now!
📲 Message us on WhatsApp at 5456 3983
We can’t wait to welcome you and your child! 💛

📢 We Are Hiring – Preschool Teacher
Montessori Waves, Calodyne, is looking for a qualified Preschool Teacher to join our team.

👉 Requirement (mandatory):

Must hold a valid MIE Preschool Teaching Diploma
⚠️ Applications without an MIE Preschool Diploma will not be considered.

We are seeking someone passionate about early childhood education, caring, responsible, and dedicated to working in a Montessori environment.

📍 Location: Montessori Waves, Calodyne, Mauritius

📩 Contact Now:
📱 WhatsApp: +230 5456 3983
📧 Email: [email protected]

Yep! 🙌

Two educators. Same child. Two completely different stories.

A 5-year-old pushes another child during group time, then throws himself on the floor screaming when approached by staff.

Educator A says: "He's being violent and aggressive again. This is the third time this week. He's disrupting the whole class and hurting other children."

Educator B says: "His nervous system just went into fight-or-flight. Look at his shallow breathing, his clenched fists, his wide eyes. Something has overwhelmed his capacity to cope, and his sympathetic nervous system has taken over to protect him."

Same child. Same moment. Two completely different responses about to unfold.

Educator A sees a behaviour 'problem' that needs managing. Educator B sees a little human whose vagus nerve couldn't regulate the overwhelming input around him.

Here's what Educator B does next:

She gets down to his eye level but doesn't make direct eye contact (which can feel threatening to a dysregulated nervous system). She speaks in a calm, low voice: "I can see your body is having big feelings right now. You're safe. I'm going to stay here with you."

She doesn't try to reason with him or ask questions - his prefrontal cortex is 'offline' right now. Instead, she breathes visibly, slowly, traces a repetitive rainbow shape on the ground in front of her feet, allowing her regulated nervous system to offer co-regulation to his.

When his breathing starts to slow, she offers a choice: "Would you like to push against the wall with me, or carry these books to help your body feel better?"

She's not ignoring the push that started this. But she knows that addressing behaviour can only happen after his nervous system returns to a state where learning is possible.

Next time you see challenging behaviour, let's pause and ask: "What is this child's nervous system trying to tell me?"

The answer will change everything.