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The children start at Casa Bambino Montessori after they complete 18 months and can stay with us until they get into a primary school. They leave before they turn five and a half years old.

As with most Montessori schools, we have mixed age group classrooms, ranging from children who are two years to five years of age. The children learn at their own pace, guided by their teachers and an individual learning plan. The younger children observe and learn from the older ones, while the older ones gain confidence and reinforce their knowledge by sharing their experiences with the younger ones.

Toddler program ratio - 1:5

Primary group ratio - 1:8

Toddler Program: 18 months to 2 years: 9:15 to 11:15a.m. (gradually)

2 years to 2.5 years: 9:00 to 12:00 p.m.

Primary group: 2.5 years onwards: 9:00 to 12:30 p.m.

When the new babies join the school, they start at 9:15 a.m., and a parent can accompany them for the first two days. The school will be for half an hour only. The timings will be increased gradually depending on how the children are settling down.

We do not offer bus service and encourage all students to come to school in carpools, which may be organised with the help of class teachers. The children should be dropped off at the school door, after which school teachers will escort them inside.

Only cars with three or more children are permitted inside the Oomer Park Compound and are requested to leave the compound immediately after drop-off. If you park outside Oomer Park, please ensure your car is parked appropriately to facilitate the traffic.

We serve a 15-minute morning snack consisting of fruit, Idlis, Khakra, Thepla, or cheese/chutney sandwiches.

If the children want to celebrate their birthday in school, they can bring an eggless cake and wafers however no gifts are allowed.

Casa Bambino Montessori Toddlers program is open for children 18 months and older. When the children turn two and a half years old, they are automatically transferred to our primary environment. As per Dr Maria Montessori, the period from birth to three years is when the children learn faster than at any other developmental stage. These years lay the foundation for future learning.

In our toddler’s environment, we introduce the children to activities that develop their gross and fine motor skills, social skills, language, and care for themselves and their environment.

Our mornings start at 9:00am and end at 12:30pm. Once the children are settled, they spend the first 90 minutes working with the Montessori materials, after which they break for a morning snack. Depending on the day, the children have activities like arts and craft, play dough, and 'Show and Tell'. Activities that help develop their creativity, speaking skills and confidence.

Aerobics, yoga or 30 minutes playtime in our spacious outdoor playground complete the children's morning and help them build their motor and social skills.

The children have a 20-minute music session three times a week, where they are exposed to various musical instruments, sounds and music.

Yes, the children relish our spacious outdoor playground twice/three times a week. (Weather permitting)

Each child has a school file. The activities presented and the teacher’s observations regarding the child’s completion of the same are noted.

Our parent-teacher meetings are held once every term (3 months) and more often if needed. The parents and teachers can request an individual meeting as and when required. All meetings are held after school ends.

At the end of every month, we email the parents a planner with all the topics and activities that were covered.

The school fees is payable twice a year at the beginning of each half year, irrespective of whether your child leaves in the middle of a term. If you wish to withdraw your child, you are required to give us a one months’ notice in writing before the end of the current term. If you fail to do so, you will be charged the fees for the entire term.

We suggest that parents regularly screen their children before sending them to school. If the child has any of the following symptoms - fever, headache, sore throat, cough, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, or loss of smell or taste, the child should stay at home till they have completely recovered.

A medical certificate will be required before the child returns to school in case of infectious illness or exposure to infection.

Kindly ensure that all immunizations and vaccinations are kept up to date.

Please inform the teachers if your child has any allergies or dietary restrictions.

All our teachers are aware of child safety mechanisms and performing first aid. In case of any accident, the parents will be informed immediately. In the rare case of an emergency, your child is in safe hands and will be taken to the nearest hospital.

No. For the safety of the children attending the school, our cameras are only for internal monitoring.