Leeds Montessori

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Leeds Montessori obligated to bring our best educational method to groom your child, hoping they are able to absorb well and move into main stream school in the Ministry of Education (MOE).

14/08/2026

Here in our classrooms, there’s one thing you’ll never see us rushing: math. Not because math isn’t important, but because we believe that building its foundation — logic — sets our children up for greater success! 🏆

Long before our students begin working with numbers, we develop their ability to observe, compare, sequence, and recognise patterns. Tools like the iconic Pink Tower allow students to explore concepts such as size, order, and spatial relationships through hands-on discovery. As we gradually introduce them to numbers, we continue to use tools to reinforce the logic behind math, setting them up to be critical and independent problem solvers.

Want to learn more about the Montessori tools we use to build strong foundations in math, science, and language? Book an appointment to tour our school by emailing [email protected] today!

Through songs, stories, and celebration, our children learn to appreciate the rich cultures and traditions that make our...
11/08/2026

Through songs, stories, and celebration, our children learn to appreciate the rich cultures and traditions that make our nation unique!

Here at Leeds Montessori, these moments do double duty, helping children develop respect, empathy, and a sense of belonging — values that extend far beyond the classroom.

On top of that, our students practiced their rehearsal dances for their year end performances, what a joy to see them all working so hard at it!

We hope everyone had a joyful and meaningful National Day! ❤️

Diversity isn’t taught through worksheets. It's experienced — through friendships, conversations, and everyday moments. ...
24/07/2026

Diversity isn’t taught through worksheets. It's experienced — through friendships, conversations, and everyday moments.

This week, we celebrated the different colours, sounds, and sights of the many cultures that make up our classrooms. Our students dressed up in cultural outfits, played all sorts of kampong games, and tried different types of delicious traditional delicacies! 🍛🥟

When children grow up together, respect comes naturally. At Leeds Montessori, we ensure every activity is tied heavily to building our students up for the real world, including love and respect as they navigate our increasingly globalised world 🌍

Happy Racial Harmony Day!

Big concepts become easier to understand when children take them one step at a time. ✨In Montessori, children are introd...
17/07/2026

Big concepts become easier to understand when children take them one step at a time. ✨

In Montessori, children are introduced to abstract ideas through hands-on experiences first.

The Golden Beads are a perfect example. What looks like a simple activity helps children understand the foundation of mathematics — how individual units come together to form tens, hundreds, and thousands. What seems like a daunting number becomes small work when they can see, touch, and hold a whole thousand in their hands!

But the most important takeaway is that our children build a deeper understanding of numbers rather than simply rote memorising them. That’s because at Leeds Montessori, learning numbers isn’t just to prepare our children for academia. We see it as crucial in forming the foundation to independently tackle practical skills such as handling money and getting organised.

Here, math skills are always taught with an engaging variety of tools and techniques, contact us today at [email protected] to learn more about our syllabus!

Why do Montessori children learn things like pouring, scooping… and even tweezing? Because it sets them up for real life...
10/07/2026

Why do Montessori children learn things like pouring, scooping… and even tweezing?

Because it sets them up for real life for the long term! ✨

These activities build concentration, develop coordination and control, and help create independent children. At Leeds Montessori, our teachers guide our students through these activities day by day, building confidence through mastery. It may look simple — but it’s highly intentional.

Through these activities, children build the foundation for learning to care for themselves and the world around them. And the details matter, even the simple act of switching around scooping utensils and the materials our students interact with builds powerful neural connections to hone their fine motor skills.

To learn more about how we set every child up with practical life skills that matter, enquire about our syllabus and tools at [email protected] today

03/07/2026

From egg to silkworm to silk 🐛✨

Our little explorers discovered the wonders of nature through hands-on learning at the silkworm farm last week!

At Leeds Montessori, we know children learn best when they can observe, touch, and experience the world around them. During their trip, they learnt more about the different parts of insects, their life cycles, and how some insects like silkworms are beneficial to society. Many of our little learners overcame their hesitations around touching insects, confidently embracing their newfound appreciation for their not-so-creepy crawly friends by the end of the field trip!

Where will our students go next? Stay tuned for our next excursion!

Our classrooms were busy last week — wrapping, folding, tying and colouring.After a few finishing touches, dozens of lit...
26/06/2026

Our classrooms were busy last week — wrapping, folding, tying and colouring.

After a few finishing touches, dozens of little agar-agar dumplings and crafts commemorating the Dragon Boat Festival came to life! 🐉

Did our students have fun learning about one of Singapore’s most beloved festivals?

Yes — but also they were strengthening their hands, learning sequences, and connecting with culture through experience! Activities like these give our teachers opportunities to fine tune our children’s fine motor skills while practicing real life skills for the future.

What do children really want from their fathers? Not all lessons are taught in a classroom. Some are learned in the quie...
19/06/2026

What do children really want from their fathers?

Not all lessons are taught in a classroom. Some are learned in the quiet, everyday moments — the first time they buy something unassisted, getting dressed themselves, trying again after failing.

At Leeds Montessori, we believe children learn best when they are given the space to do things for themselves — which is why so much of our curriculum is centred on independence and life skills.

We see our dads playing a powerful role in this. By guiding, encouraging, and then stepping back, you help your children build confidence, independence, and resilience, the same thing we’re helping them build too. At the core of it, it's your full presence that your children truly want.

To all the fathers and father figures, thank you for giving it your all. 👨‍👩‍👧 To show their love, our students made personalised crafts to present to dad over this special weekend!

Happy Father’s Day!

When children move freely, they don’t just grow stronger. 🛝They grow more confident, more focused, and more in control o...
12/06/2026

When children move freely, they don’t just grow stronger. 🛝

They grow more confident, more focused, and more in control of themselves.

At Leeds Montessori, we take it one step further - every playground session is a bold act of creativity too! We chose to make our playground out of fully modular parts, so our teachers and children create a brand new jungle gym every day. That means every hop, skip, and jump comes powered with original ideas and novelty.

It’s just part of our curriculum designed to integrate creative thinking skills with active play!

What would your child do if a friend got hurt? 🩹That was the thematic topic of May, where First Aid was used to develop ...
05/06/2026

What would your child do if a friend got hurt? 🩹

That was the thematic topic of May, where First Aid was used to develop our children’s practical and soft skills. One by one, they blended real-world skills like cleaning a wound or applying a plaster, with crucial emotional development such as staying calm, taking initiative, and to care for one another.

At Leeds, we develop our Montessori curriculum around two thematic topics every quarter, giving our children an anchor to understand how their learning translates to the real world. We’re continuing the First Aid theme into the month of June, where our students will continue to develop their fine motor skills, process-based thinking, and ability to independently care for themselves.

It’s great to know our students are a little more prepared as first aiders!

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449 Punggol Road
Singapore
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Tuesday 08:00 - 18:30
Wednesday 08:00 - 18:30
Thursday 08:00 - 18:30
Friday 08:00 - 18:30

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