Montessori Casa Programs in Wellington County

A Steady and Supportive Start to Early Learning

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Discover the Right Foundation for Your Child

Helping your child feel safe, confident, and ready to learn is a top priority. Finding an environment that offers structure and social connection, delivered with warmth, consistency, and respect, can feel overwhelming with so much information available.

Balancing work, family life, and the many questions that come with these early years isn’t easy, but rest assured this is a journey many families share.

Montessori Casa programs support children ages 2.5 to 6 through calm routines, purposeful independence, and gentle guidance. At Montessori School of Wellington, your child is cared for in a hands-on environment shaped by over 30 years of family experience. As the only accredited Montessori school in Wellington county, the program stays true to Montessori principles, while offering a 12-month schedule, before and after care, and meaningful connection to the community.

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Is Your Child Ready for the Program?

Children are welcomed into the Casa program when they are developmentally ready for growing independence. In our Wellington County classrooms, readiness often looks like small but meaningful steps toward doing things on their own.

We recommend considering the following before enrollment in the Montessori Casa program:

Toileting: Your child should be able to use the toilet independently most of the time.
Dressing: Some ability to manage zippers, buttons, and basic dressing routines helps your child feel confident and at ease in the classroom.
Mealtimes: Children should be able to feed themselves with minimal help during snacks and lunch.

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Areas Of Learning

Children in our Montessori Casa program learn through hands-on experiences that support them socially, emotionally, physically, and intellectually. It’s a thoughtful approach trusted by families across Wellington County.

Practical Life

Everyday routines support independence as children care for themselves and their surroundings using real, child-sized tools.

Sensorial

Materials highlight single qualities such as shape, texture, or sound—helping children refine their senses and focus attention.

Culture

Puzzle maps, landforms, and global stories introduce geography, science, and cultural awareness in a tactile and visual way.

Art & Music

Expression comes naturally through daily drawing, painting, dance, and weekly Musikgarten classes which by Brenda Carpentier.

Language

A rich mix of phonetics, vocabulary, poetry, and storytelling helps children build strong reading and writing foundations from an early age.

Mathematics

Concepts like numbers, quantity, and operations become familiar through hands-on materials that lead naturally to abstract thinking.

French

Language exposure grows gently through informal songs, stories, and conversation woven into the classroom experience.

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Why Families Choose The Montessori School of Wellington

Each part of the Montessori classroom supports your child’s growth in a different way, offering space to explore, practice, and learn.

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The Only Accredited Montessori in Wellington

Your child receives authentic Montessori education guided by national standards and supported by experience.

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Family-Owned & Operated for 30 Years

Our school has remained family-owned and operated for three decades, which helps us remain consistent.

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Hands-On, Real-World Learning

Classrooms are fully equipped with materials that support curiosity, independence, and hands-on exploration throughout the day.

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Preparing Children for Life

Children develop the patience, self-regulation, and social skills they need for life-long learning, both in and beyond the classroom.

Community & Events

Children regularly take walks in the neighbourhood and explore the world beyond the classroom through field trips. Seasonal events, parent nights, and school celebrations create a strong sense of connection between home and school. It’s a program built on relationships with children, families, and our community.

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Program Details & Tuition

We offer flexible scheduling and age-specific fees.

Full Day: Children Aged 2.5 – 3 years, 8 months

8:45 am – 3:45 pm
Includes snack and catered lunch.

$1,775/month

Full Day: Children Aged 3 years, 8 months and older

8:45 am – 3:45 pm
Includes snack only (bring your own lunch).
Available to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year Casa students.

$1,575/month

Morning Program

8:45 am – 11:45 am
Includes snack only (no lunch provided).
Available to 1st Year Casa Students Only.

$875/month

Before & After School Care

Before School Care

7:30 – 8:30 AM

After School Care

3:45 – 5:30 PM

Families receive 5% off tuition for each additional child.

Before School: $100/month or $10/use

After School: $220/month or $20/use

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A visit offers the clearest sense of the way we do things at the Montessori School of Wellington. You’ll see how the space is set up, how the children move through their work, and how the environment supports calm, focused learning. Observing a classroom in action gives you a real feel for the rhythm of the day and how children are supported. For many families in Wellington County, seeing this first-hand helps them feel confident about the next step.

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