Adolescents
Help me to be myself
The early years shape a lifetime: independence, confidence, and a love of learning.
What adolescents develop during this cycle
Adolescents build their identity,
seek their place, and need concrete projects
to understand their strengths and responsibilities.
Identity
Better understand their strengths, values, and interests.
Autonomy
Organise their work and make decisions.
Critical thinking
Analyse, argue, and verify information.
Engagement
Contribute to meaningful, collaborative projects.
Our Montessori approach
A prepared environment and hands-on experiences to foster independence, concentration, and a love of learning.
- Hands-on, interdisciplinary projects
- Microeconomics
- Immersive FR-EN bilingualism
- Preparation for upper secondary school entrance exams
- INSIDE workshops
What makes Montessori Seeds of Knowledge unique
help build strong skills grounded in real life.
Microeconomics
Carry out a project from production through to sales to connect all academic areas.
Guidance
Explore personal interests and prepare for the next stage of their journey.
Academic subjects
Consolidate knowledge and develop effective study methods.
Expression
Speak up, write, argue, and present.
The guides who support your child
At Montessori Seeds of Knowledge, our guides are not simply teachers. They observe, support, encourage, and bring out each child’s unique potential in a climate of trust and kindness.
Alexandra Trippens
Jessica Grant
Nauman Hussain
Michela Marani
Elise Buckle
