Nova Montessori Preschool

Nova Montessori Preschool operates in three different locations around Winnipeg: C-3311 Pembina Hwy., 2040 Chevrier Blvd., and 613 St. Mary's Rd. Our preschool is open throughout the year and provides full-time, half-day, or part-time pre-school, Pre-Kindergarten (Pre-K), and kindergarten programs for children aged 2-6 years. All programs are available, licensed, and funded by the provincial government's Department of Families for children aged 2 to six years. The Department of Manitoba Early Learning and Child Care has approved and licensed the Pre-K and Kindergarten programs for children aged 4-6 years. Department of Manitoba Education and Advanced Learning. Kindergarten and Pre-K classrooms follow the Manitoba School Curriculum. Our curriculum emphasizes learning through various sensory modalities and is based on the Montessori philosophy to encourage whole-child development in children aged 2-6. Sensory-based learning and self-directed techniques are used to develop cognitive, emotional, physical, and social skills. Our preschool teachers are Montessori and Early Childhood certified and provide children with creative, intelligent, cooperative, and self-regulating learning opportunities. Staff members with Montessori and Early Childhood diplomas are trained in their fields and have many years of experience. Our teachers are committed to teaching children and guiding them through the Montessori curriculum. Nova Montessori Preschool offers workshops and conferences for all teachers to improve their professional development.

Nova Montessori has a warm, inclusive and inviting atmosphere that fosters a passion for learning. Parents of children who have attended Nova Montessori's testimonials report that their kids adored the school and continuously saw growth in their learning. They attribute this growth to the well-rounded curriculum, which exposes kids to math and languages while focusing on social skills, creativity and individuality. Teachers are described as attentive and caring, and the kids' graduation ceremonies were heartwarming and unforgettable. The school's values appeal to parents as it provides a safe and stimulating learning environment. Somme remarked how well the school communicated during the pandemic, and most proclaimed that they would recommend Nova Montessori to others and were sad to see their kids graduate. Teachers and communal events both contributed to the sense that Nova Montessori was a family and students would leave feeling confident, excited for learning and ready to continue their education. Families looking for a supportive, progressive, high-achieving preschool for their young children would undoubtedly publicize recommending Nova Montessori, with comments like, "phenomenal" and "exceptional" are among those used to characterize the school.