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Fountain City Montessori

Where independence is nurtured

Why Choose

Fountain City Montessori

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Our Approach

We offer authentic Montessori education designed to nurture independence and meaningful learning. Every day, your child is encouraged to explore, question, and grow in a peaceful, supportive environment.

Admission

Joining Fountain City Montessori starts with a personalised tour where you can observe our peaceful classrooms and speak with our Montessori educators. Our admissions team then provides clear guidance on next steps, ensuring your child’s introduction to our environment is warm, thoughtful, and seamless.

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Montessori Learning

Through beautifully prepared materials and calm, intentional guidance, Montessori learning nurtures each child’s curiosity and sense of purpose. Every moment is an opportunity to learn, grow, and flourish.

Latest News & Events

We’d love for you to stay connected with us. Check out our latest blog posts for centre news and learning stories, and follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see what our children are discovering each week.

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For the Parents

Through a collection of Montessori inspired activities, tips, and home based routines, we help parents create an environment where children can explore freely and learn with intention. These tools are designed to strengthen independence, focus, and a sense of responsibility in ways that fit naturally into family life.

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Montessori Education in Numbers

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Twice as likely to choose challenging tasks. One study found Montessori children were 2× more likely to choose more challenging, growth oriented activities during free work time.


(Lillard & Heise, 2016)

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Studies following children through primary school show that Montessori students can be close to a full year ahead in some subjects, based on comparative academic performance over time.

(Psychology Today, 2023)

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Research shows that children in Montessori programmes have achievement gaps that are around 40 to 50 percent smaller than those in traditional early learning settings.
This means children from different backgrounds progress more evenly, and no group falls behind the others.

(Angeline Lillard et al., 2017)

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Montessori kids do about 25% better in schoolwork. Research shows children in Montessori programmes score 0.25 standard deviations higher in reading, writing, and maths compared with children in traditional centres.

(Lillard & Else-Quest, 2006)

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Social and emotional skills are about 33% stronger. Montessori children score 0.33 standard  deviations higher in skills like sharing, empathy, cooperation, and emotional control.

(Randolph et al., 2023)

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