Educational Philosophy
We not only expect our children to become well-educated; we care that they also become wise. We believe wisdom is not a condition that comes upon us suddenly in our later adult years; it grows up with us.
We are progressive thinkers and believe in teaching the individualities of every child. Our curriculum is based on the following beliefs:
- Joyful learning lays the foundation for lifelong learning and critical thinking.
- Creativity lacks without passion.
- Children learn best when they are engaged in finding out the answers to their questions and when learning is embedded in meaningful contexts.
- It is important for us to educate the child on all levels: emotional, social, physical and intellectual.
- Students work in the group but think as individuals, expressing their feelings, vocal about their thoughts and contributing ideas freely and openly.
