
Programmes
A Different Way To Learn
Imagine your child's education at IMS as a continuum where their developmental needs align with their classroom experience. Every child is introduced to all aspects of our curriculum at the right time in their development. The result of this is that your child is not only ready, but eager to embrace every new learning challenge. Believe us when we tell you, we all wish we had learned this way.
Ages 1-2
Montessori First Steps
Surrounded by patience, your child begins to experience the first steps to independently move, communicate and form their first relationships beyond the home.

Giving your child the most thoughtfully prepared start
Ages 2-3
Foundation Programme
As your older toddler becomes more fascinated by the world and how it works, they begin to actively participate in their community by doing things for themselves and others.

Building functional independence and fostering curiosity
Ages 3-6
Casa dei Bambini
Your preschooler goes through a gradual transformation over three years as they build the layers needed to become an independent learner. They form skills and academic understanding through exploration and repetition.

Cultivating a solid understanding through tangible discovery
Ages 6-9
Elementary
Your primary aged child develops into an autonomous independent thinker learning how to independently work through and interpret information, and ultimately go beyond by posing their own questions.

Learning how to learn and live within a community
Ages 9-12
Upper Elementary
The Upper Elementary program is dedicated to guiding students as they delve deeper into their skills, translating their ideas into reality. Beyond mere conceptualization, students have opportunities to research, explore, and follow through on their ideas. Additionally, they develop essential skills in time management, decision-making, and task prioritization. Ultimately, these students move beyond mere ideas—they bring their visions to life.

Preparing tomorrow’s thinkers and agents of change
The goal of early childhood education should be to activate the child's own natural desire to learn.
Maria Montessori
