The Kindergarten class at Hills Montessori held a successful Kindy stall, raising over $1,000 for the Kmart Wishing Tree. Students selected gifts for children in need, showcasing their creativity and community spirit.
Hills Montessori is excited to create beeswax wraps for the Kindergarten Christmas stall, showcasing children's hard work and creativity. Support this eco-friendly initiative and appreciate the effort behind these handmade wraps at the Kindy Stall!
Hills Montessori hosted its first Teddy Bears Picnic, bringing families and staff together for a delightful morning filled with entertainment, games, and teddy-inspired treats. A heartfelt thank you to our board members for organising this memorable event!
This fortnight at Hills Montessori, Kindy explored caring for pets and learned to approach them calmly. A special visit from Daisy the dog helped children overcome fears and engage in fun activities like playing and feeding.
The children at Hills Montessori excitedly observed the hatching of silkworms from eggs stored for months, eagerly feeding them fresh mulberry leaves. This hands-on experience fosters curiosity and learning about life cycles in a fun and engaging way.
At Hills Montessori, we celebrated Dr. Maria Montessori’s birthday by lighting 153 paper candles and creating doves to symbolise peace. The event fostered reflection and unity, allowing children to embrace their individuality while honouring her philosophy.
This week, Hills Montessori celebrated Book Week with fun activities, including character dress-ups, storytelling, and music stations. The event fostered a love for reading and showcased the joy of books among our young learners.
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This week at Hills Montessori, the children enjoyed vibrant green and gold activities to support the Matildas, including creative cooking projects. Join us in celebrating this milestone for Australia, win or lose!
This week at Hills Montessori, children explored the significance of land acknowledgment through Adam Goodes’ book and connected with nature by planting a yellow wattle in our garden. Together, we celebrated reconciliation and the life-giving power of the sun.
