Texas Montessori School
A strong foundation builds a durable house. In our own Montessori building in Chabahil, children learn with fun, in rooms prepared for small hands and big curiosity.
- LevelsPlaygroup · Nursery · LKG · UKG
- Ages2 to 5 years (to confirm)
- School dayHours to confirm
- CampusTexas Montessori building, Siphal
- TransportSchool bus available
Learn with fun, from the very first day
The buds of today require smooth care, nurturing with love and compassion. Texas Montessori School aims to flourish each pupil in a congenial academic atmosphere, with child-friendly teaching strategies delivered by highly experienced, trained and dynamic teachers.
Developing positivity, love, affection, a sense of co-operation and decent habits among young minds is our prime concern. Children choose their work, learn by doing, and move at their own pace in mixed-age groups.
Caring, loving environment
Small groups, familiar faces and a calm routine. Every child is known by name, and every day starts with a welcome.
Trained Montessori teachers
A team of 21 Montessori teachers and assistants, trained in child-friendly methods and supported by the school's academic coordinators.
Parents as partners
Parent-teacher interactive programmes, talent shows and festival celebrations keep families part of the learning.
Four levels, one gentle progression
Ages, class sizes and timings below are placeholders to confirm with the school.
| Level | Age at entry | What children focus on | Class size | Day |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Playgroup | 2+ (to confirm) | Settling in, play, language through songs and stories, toilet independence | To confirm | Half day |
| Nursery | 3+ (to confirm) | Practical life, sensorial materials, early phonics and numbers, outdoor play | To confirm | Full day |
| LKG | 4+ (to confirm) | Reading and writing readiness, number work with beads and rods, art and music | To confirm | Full day |
| UKG | 5+ (to confirm) | Fluent reading, writing, maths operations, computer lab, Grade 1 readiness | To confirm | Full day |
After UKG, children move directly into Grade 1 of Texas International School on the same network. See the School pages →
What a typical day looks like
Sample routine for Nursery to UKG. Exact timings to confirm.
Children are welcomed by their teacher and settle in with a chosen activity.
Songs, the day’s calendar, a story and a short yoga and breathing moment.
Practical life, sensorial, language and maths materials, chosen by the child, guided by the teacher.
Hygienic snack from the cafeteria, then the playground and play station.
Lunch together, then quiet time with books or a nap for the youngest.
Art and craft, music, dance, computer lab for UKG, festival preparation.
Handover to parents or the school bus, with a note on the day where needed.
Five areas of a Montessori classroom, in plain words
Parents often ask for reading and maths only. Practical life and sensorial work are what make reading and maths stick.
Practical life
Pouring, buttoning, sweeping, carrying a tray. Independence, concentration and care for the room.
Sensorial
Colour tablets, sound cylinders, shapes and textures. Children learn to notice and compare before they name.
Language
Sandpaper letters, moveable alphabet, phonics in English and Nepali, stories every day.
Mathematics
Number rods, beads and cards make quantity concrete before symbols appear.
Culture and creativity
Maps and flags, plants and animals, festivals of Nepal, music, dance and art.
How we assess
No written exams. Teachers observe, record each child's progress on the materials, and share it with parents at interactive sessions each term (to confirm).
Built for small children
A dedicated Montessori building with its own playground, play station, nurse room and cafeteria.
Spacious, bright rooms
Low shelves, child-size furniture, materials within reach
Playground and play station
Safe outdoor play every day, slides and climbing frames for little ones
Nurse room and supervision
On-site nurse room, supervised pick-up, SMS updates to parents
Audio-visual and computer lab
A separate computer lab for pre-primary, stories and songs on screen
Cafeteria
Hygienic snacks and lunch prepared on site
School transport
Bus with attendant on Montessori routes (routes to confirm)
Health and hygiene
Hand-washing routine, clean toilets sized for children, nap space
Low adult-to-child ratio
Teacher plus assistant in every room (ratio to confirm)
Talent shows, festivals, sports days
Diverse activities that promote the holistic development of young learners: parent-teacher programmes, talent shows, age-appropriate sports, social activities and festival celebrations.
The people your child will see every day
Montessori teachers (photos to be added):
Things parents ask before they visit
Answers are drafts for the school to confirm.
At what age can my child start?
Does my child need to be toilet trained?
What are the school hours and is there a half-day option?
Is food provided?
Is there a school bus for Montessori children?
How do I know how my child is doing?
Come and see a Montessori morning
The best way to understand Montessori is to watch it. Book a visit, meet the in-charge and see the classrooms at work.