Looking For Exceptional Childcare?
Nestled amongst the trees in the leafy suburb of Bordeaux, Johannesburg is a well-established and equipped Montessori Nursery and Primary School that provides a caring and safe Montessori environment in which your child can thrive.
By following our mission, vision and values, we create a nurturing, stimulating, holistic and welcoming learning environment for all children.
Our well-equipped classrooms allow for hands-on, experiential learning, our beautiful sensory garden, gym and playground invite the children to explore to the fullest and our co-curricular activities of drama, art and music enable the children to explore their creativity and grow in confidence.
At the Willows Montessori school we provide our students with the tools required for future happiness and success. Get in touch to learn more!
The Willows Family Fun Day 30sec
Join our Fledglings Playgroup!
Ignite your child’s curiosity! In our vibrant Montessori setting they’ll socialise and actively explore their world using all their senses.
Pay-as-you-go convenience: R180 per session
Ages: 12mths – 2yrs
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8am – 10am
A parent/caregiver/family member must accompany the child for the session
Montessori
Maths & Language Learning Centre
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Personalised learning: Catered to each child's pace and needs.
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Montessori materials: Hands-on exploration for deeper understanding.
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Remediation and consolidation of core concepts in core subjects
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Tuesdays and Thursdays from
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From 2pm - 3pm OR 3pm - 4pm
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R200 per a session
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Pay-as-you-go convenience
About Montessori
Maria Montessori (1870 – 1952) was a phenomenal visionary, humanitarian, philosopher, doctor, scientist and educator, and of course, the creator of the Montessori method of education. She challenged the norms of her time, becoming Italy’s first female graduate in medicine.
Through her studies she became an accomplished scientist and observer. Having practised medicine for fifteen years, she became interested in education through tending to children in a mental asylum. She opened the “Casa dei Bambini”, or “Children’s house”, in the slums of Rome, treating it as an educational laboratory in which to develop her theories of child development and education.
In 1909 she published “The Montessori Method”, thereafter embarking on a series of lectures and establishing schools. Many of today’s teachers and educational institutions all over the world have been enriched by her legacy of observations and child development philosophy.
What past parents say
Dear Claire and our Willows family.
The moment we stepped foot under the Pecan tree in 2018, looking up at the beautiful schoolhouse that would become home away from home for our two girls, we were overcome with gratitude and relief. For four years we saw Charlotte and Lara fall in love with learning, their curiosity blossomed, and their confidence grew. Every meeting with you or a teacher brought me to tears. Having someone passionately seeing your child the way you see them is a gift to a parent. We saw Charlotte recover herself after experiencing some trauma in her first years as a student in primary. She became excited and happy, sure of herself and her part in the world during her time at the Willows. The structure of the school, the teachers we met along the way and the Montessori way healed and ignited great learning for us as a family.
We will be forever grateful and look back fondly at our magical time with The Willows and the sweetness of the space. We take away with us a better way of learning and curious discipline driving us forward.
Thank you Thank you Thank you.
Just love,
the Brown Huffmans
