Future Scholars Montessori Preschool

Future Scholars Montessori Preschool is distinguished by many features that make it the optimal choice, including:

• Follows the accredited Montessori curriculum with innovative scientific methods
• The center provides a supportive and stimulating atmosphere for children
• Employs experienced teachers passionate about early childhood development
• The center promotes curiosity, creativity, and independence in children
• Offers inspiring spaces that give children the opportunity to unleash and develop their potential to the highest quality standards
• Children learn in English, Arabic, and French, which develops your child's linguistic and social skills and makes them open to world cultures in the future

To enroll in Future Scholars Montessori Preschool, you must follow several steps including:

Book a Personal Tour

Contact the center's management to book a special introductory tour of the nursery. This is a good opportunity to view the environment, meet team members, and learn more about the programs.

Submit Application

Complete the enrollment application form and submit it with the required documents. You can do this online or in person at the nursery.

Required Documents:

• Copies of the child's and parents' passports
• Passport-sized photos of the child
• Passport-sized photos of the father and mother
• UAE residence visa for the child and parents
• Emirates ID card (front and back) for the child and parents
• Birth certificate for the child (in English or Arabic)
• Vaccination record

Application Review

Once the application is received, a meeting will be scheduled with you and your child to understand your child's needs and ensure suitability for the Montessori program.

Admission and Registration Decision

After internal assessment, you will receive the admission decision. If accepted, you will be provided with registration forms and payment instructions to confirm your child's seat reservation.

You can contact the management of Future Scholars Montessori Preschool via their phone numbers or email to inquire about the payment process.

Future Scholars Montessori Preschool follows diverse and modern educational and pedagogical programs to suit different children's ages, including:

Toddler Program (2-3 years)

Practical Life

Through practical life exercises, toddlers acquire fine and gross motor skills, and learn focus, following steps, and completing tasks. These activities not only enhance their self-confidence but also instill habits of caring for themselves, others, and their environment. Practical life also establishes the foundation for cognitive and social development, helping young children feel accomplishment and appreciate contributing to their community at an early age.

Language Development

This stage is sensitive for communication development, so the center provides a prepared environment rich in language opportunities, allowing toddlers the chance to expand their vocabulary, improve their pronunciation, and develop listening skills.

Key activities include stories, singing, naming objects, and participating in simple conversations, which enhances students' abilities to express themselves clearly, understand others, and explore the world around them.

Sensory Development

Sensory activities are designed to refine and enhance the child's senses while exploring the world.

These activities also help toddlers classify and understand their experiences by isolating and focusing on specific sensory impressions, such as texture, color, sound, and shape.

By engaging students' senses in purposeful ways, toddlers develop focus and attention, and gain appreciation for the richness of their environment. Sensory activities also prepare children for more complex academic concepts and enhance their curiosity and lifelong love of learning.

Motor Development

Fine motor skills are fundamental in the toddler program, as they support their comprehensive growth through this formative stage. Therefore, purposeful motor activities have been prepared to encourage children to explore and actively participate, which develops their physical abilities and enhances their independence.

Socialization

Students are taught how to interact with others and adapt to social environments. Through guided activities and model behaviors, toddlers are gently guided to develop basic social skills such as sharing, taking turns, and using polite language like "please" and "thank you."

Functional Independence

Children are empowered to care for themselves and their environment and are encouraged to perform simple tasks such as dressing, eating, and cleaning, which are specifically designed to suit their abilities and developmental stage.

Through these activities, toddlers gain self-confidence, develop problem-solving skills, and foster a sense of responsibility.

Casa dei Bambini Program (3 to 6 years)

Practical Life

Children are equipped with essential skills such as independence and self-reliance through various activities such as pouring water, tying shoes, arranging flowers, and preparing snacks.

All activities are designed to refine children's fine and gross motor skills, which enhances self-confidence and perseverance that benefits children in all areas of learning.

Language Development

Oral language is developed through children's engagement in conversations, storytelling, and vocabulary enrichment activities. Phonological awareness is developed through tangible materials such as sandpaper letters, where children learn letter sounds and shapes, using the movable alphabet.

Children also practice forming words, which prepares them for writing. Reading skills are gradually introduced using word-building exercises, phonetic reading books, and sight words.

Sensory Development

The sensory curriculum enables children to explore and refine their senses through carefully designed materials. Activities focus on isolating specific sensory experiences such as varying sounds using sound cylinders, classifying colors using color tablets, or identifying shapes using geometric solids.

These exercises enhance cognitive skills such as observation, comparison, and classification. Sensory work lays the foundation for mathematical and scientific concepts by helping children understand patterns, relationships, and spatial perception, while developing their ability to focus and appreciate the world in all its complexities.

Mathematics

The mathematics curriculum uses practical materials to introduce children to abstract mathematical concepts in a tangible way. Tools such as number rods help children understand quantity, while golden beads introduce them to the decimal system and place value.

Activities involving spindle boxes and bead chains enable children to practice counting, sequencing, and basic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

The Montessori curriculum ensures that children not only perform calculations but also develop a deep understanding of mathematical principles, paving the way for advanced problem-solving skills.

Cultural Studies

Cultural studies spark students' curiosity and develop global awareness. Geography is explored through puzzle maps and globes, helping children learn about continents, countries, and cultural diversity.

Scientific activities such as studying life cycles, experimenting with physical properties, and exploring the natural world encourage inquiry and discovery.

History is presented through timelines and stories that connect children to the past. Arts, music, and traditions from various cultures are integrated into lessons, fostering respect for diversity and appreciation of human interconnectedness.

Art and Creativity

Art is a means of self-expression and a tool for enhancing learning in other areas. Children explore a variety of artistic media such as drawing, sculpture, and collage, which contributes to developing their fine motor skills and creativity.

Art activities are often linked to other subjects such as drawing maps in geography lessons or embodying a story in language lessons. This leads to children's understanding and appreciation of their work. Art also provides an outlet for emotional expression, helping children build self-confidence and a sense of accomplishment.

Is there co-education between boys and girls?

Yes, there is co-education between boys' and girls' classes within Future Scholars Montessori Preschool.

Yes, there is coeducation between girls’ and boys’ classes at Future Scholars Early Childhood Center

You can view complete details of Future Scholars Montessori Preschool tuition fees through the center's page on the Mdares platform at mdares.ai.

You can contact Future Scholars Montessori Preschool to view all the awards it has received throughout its educational journey.

Future Scholars Montessori Preschool's activities are diverse and include:

• Winter camp events
• Summer camp events
• Student graduation ceremonies
• Arts and music events
• Multiple creative and sensory activities
• Sports events
• Cultural events
• Various recreational activities
• Handicraft activities
• Modern scientific experiments

Future Scholars Montessori Preschool follows the Montessori curriculum.

Future Scholars Montessori Preschool is located at Villa 13, Street 16, Jumeirah 2, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

You can contact Future Scholars Montessori Preschool to learn all details about transportation services.

Future Scholars Montessori Preschool provides diverse educational and sports facilities including:

• Spacious and modern classrooms
• Activity and educational corner classrooms
• Tree house
• Sand pit
• Swimming pool
• Quiet sleeping room
• Singing and music room
• Bicycle track
• Various recreational games
• Spacious outdoor play areas

Future Scholars Montessori Preschool follows all strict security and safety standards to protect children. The most important of these precautionary measures include:

• All center premises and facilities are regularly cleaned and sanitized
• The center provides audio and video surveillance cameras to continuously monitor students and staff during the school day
• The center provides all security components such as alarm devices, fire extinguisher, and first aid kit
• Students are educated about the importance of proper personal hygiene, and teachers encourage students to wash their hands before eating to maintain their health
• The center cares about feeding students in a healthy manner appropriate to their ages by consulting their parents