The singularity of the International Centre Montessori is the continuous path it offers.

Today, a great part of Montessori inspired schools is addressed to children from zero to five years old, but then the academic offer stops uncompleted.

Our school is, instead, able to welcome the few months old baby and take them by the hand to guide them towards full age, offering an academic continuum the student can count on.

As explained by Talita De Almeida, founder of one of the most important world Montessori’s associations “the child who gets Montessori’s education has an approach to the world, to themselves that does not mix well with the traditional academic method. For this reason the M. Montessori International Centre in Via Fonti Coperte must be an example.” This is why we believe it is extremely important to offer the student a coherent academic project, the only way the kid can best benefit of Montessori’s proposal and bring out all their potential.

In fact, in the school, along traditional subjects, which are not transmitted as different disciplines but as a whole knowledge, the student will also have the chance to put themselves to the test and stretch from music to figurative art, from photography to sports and applied sciences, in an educational offer very much more varied and complete compared to traditional schools.