Academics

Your infant will be nurtured in a safe and comfortable environment designed to stimulate and amuse him or her at all levels of development. The infant program is flexible and accommodating to each child’s schedule and needs, with activities based on the children’s interests. During circle time, we sing songs and read age appropriate books to the children. When weather permits, we play outside in our large play ground.

The large, bright playroom includes colourful mats, a story area, and an assortment of age appropriate toys. We provide cots and cribs for the younger children and chiairs and tables for the older children.

Staff in the Infant area don’t just care for your child’s needs. They stimulate your child’s curiosity and eagerness to learn through:

• Songs

• Music

• Stories

• Sensory Activities

• Rhymes

• Building and Sorting

• Finger Plays

• Outside Play

Your little toddler is busy learning, approaching the world with curiosity and seeking a sense of belonging. Our toddler program encourages the children to build a community in a Montessori prepared environment that supports learning together and caring for each other.

The toddlers eat meals at tables together and enjoy an open concept playroom with free play and daily Montessori activities that promote exploration and learning. The children play daily in the outdoor playground.

A toddler’s day consists of:

• Self-selected play

• Reading books

• Circle time

• Focused learning (numeracy/literacy )

• Singing rhymes

• Sensorial

• Finger Plays

• Practical life activities etc.

For children aged 3-5 years, LPMS uses the Montessori method of learning . This produces an academic and developmental experience that is not only unique but offers a quality set of mental, psychological and physical resources to help your child achieve the highest attainable potential of total education.

With seasoned Montessori educators who are at the forefront of the implementation of the well developed curricular and extra-curricular activities, your child will learn at his/her pace through life.

A pre-schoolers day consists of the five Montessori subject areas:

• Numeracy

• Literacy

• Sensorial

• Cultural studies

• Practical studies

The primary learning structure comprises the fusion of the Nigerian and British curricular with the Montessori system to produce a blend of educational experiences that will transform a child into an individual who is on a journey of total development and use of his mental, psychological and physical resources.

The result of these is the evolution of an individual who is able to solve problems creatively every step of the way through life.