Thank you!

Thank you for your interest in the Montessori Academy of Pembroke. We are committed to providing quality Montessori education to the children in the community, within a safe, nurturing environment.

We offer preschool for children ages 2.5 years to 6 years, as well as a new Toddler program for children 18 months – 31 months of age. Your child will be part of a multi-age grouping, where s/he will have the opportunity to be both a learner and a mentor. The children will be in the care of dedicated teachers, who will follow your children's individual stages of development, and encourage them to advance at their own pace.

We believe that education is a partnership between the home and the school. We hope that as parents of children at the Montessori Academy of Pembroke, you will share our mission, which is to provide children with the finest foundations for their intellectual, emotional, social and physical growth, following the world renowned Montessori philosophy of education.

On this website, you will find:

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you require further information.

Sincerely,

Adrienne Carfagnini
Casa Coordinator & Directress
613-735-0112 or 613-735-6866 ext. 4068

Photos from the Academy

Some toddler students making music outside
Some toddler students making music outside

A sorting activity in the toddler program
A sorting activity in the toddler program

A toddler student sensorially explores shapes
A toddler student sensorially explores shapes

Walking carefully with a sorting activity in the toddler room
Walking carefully with a sorting activity in the toddler room

Cleaning the mirror in the toddler room, a popular practical life activity
Cleaning the mirror in the toddler room, a popular practical life activity

Learning hockey from the pros during March Break Camp 2008
Learning hockey from the pros during March Break Camp 2008

Carefully polishing a mirror is a practical life task that develops concentration and self-discipline
Carefully polishing a mirror is a practical life task that develops concentration and self-discipline

Allowing the children to mix their own colors for painting opens up a range of possibilities
Allowing the children to mix their own colors for painting opens up a range of possibilities

Baking activities teach children about science-and boy do our muffins taste good!
Baking activities teach children about science—and boy do our muffins taste good!

A Casa student feels a real sense of pride after finishing the trinomial cube
A Casa student feels a real sense of pride after finishing the trinomial cube

These students are completing an addition problem using the golden bead material
These students are completing an addition problem using the golden bead material