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The Prepared Environment
Our classrooms are calm, orderly, and inviting. Systematically arranged Montessori materials remain accessible to children, encouraging independent exploration, concentration, confidence, and meaningful learning.
Authentic Montessori in Aurangabad · Ages 3–9
A place to grow
into yourself.
A thoughtful Montessori preschool in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, where independence, concentration and lifelong curiosity take root.
Hands-on learningMixed-age communityIndividual guidance
Our approach
We are Authentic Montessori.
At Nova Montessori, our approach is rooted in the authentic Montessori philosophy developed by Dr. Maria Montessori. We believe that every child has an innate desire to learn, and our role is to nurture this potential through a thoughtfully prepared environment, respectful guidance, and a deep understanding of child development.
What we offer at Nova Montessori
Eight foundations for purposeful learning.
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The Role of the Guide
Educators guide rather than direct. Through close observation, they understand each child’s developmental needs and offer individual or small-group presentations at the right moment.
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Individualized Learning
Every child follows a personalized journey, choosing activities according to interest and readiness and progressing naturally through the curriculum with mastery valued over comparison.
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Independence and Freedom Within Limits
Freedom to choose work within clear boundaries helps children develop self-discipline, responsibility, decision-making skills, and respect for others and their environment.
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Mixed-Age Learning Community
Children of different ages learn together. Younger children observe and imitate, while older children deepen understanding through mentoring, empathy, and leadership.
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Intrinsic Motivation
Learning is driven by curiosity rather than external rewards. Children discover joy and satisfaction in purposeful work, building motivation for lifelong learning.
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Uninterrupted Work Cycle
Long, uninterrupted periods of work allow children to develop deep concentration, focus, and a natural rhythm without unnecessary interruptions.
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Learning Through Movement
Children move purposefully through the environment, choosing materials and working at mats or tables. This integration supports cognitive and physical development.
AMI-accredited Montessori education
Rooted in independence · Guided by purpose · Made for childhood
A worldwide Montessori community
Association Montessori Internationale
Association Montessori Internationale (AMI) was constituted in 1929, by Dr. Maria Montessori, to maintain and develop her pedagogy with the purpose of making it available to as many children as possible worldwide.
AMI is the globally recognized authority on Montessori education and research, applying authentic Montessori principles in education and humanitarian work. AMI with its affiliate societies and training centers in over 46 countries, serves as the network and community that applies the principles of Montessori in supporting children’s natural development and also, in many aspects of life and living, building upon the approach without compromising its integrity.
Growing Montessori in India
Indian Montessori Foundation
Indian Montessori Foundation (IMF), an affiliate of AMI (Association Montessori Internationale), is a pan-India organization working to support and expand the Montessori community in India.
IMF’s aims include expanding awareness of Montessori philosophy throughout society, nurturing Montessori principles in schools, and promoting research and development of all aspects of Montessori education. It is also focused on promoting and supporting AMI Montessori training and high fidelity Montessori programs for children throughout India. IMF routinely publishes newsletters, journals, books and organizes conferences for Montessori practitioners in India.
A different way to learn
Small hands.
Big discoveries.
At Nova, children aren’t asked to fit a mould. They explore, repeat, wonder and master new skills in a carefully prepared environment built around them.
Hands-on work
Independent thinking
A caring community
From the journal
For curious
grown-ups, too.
Ideas about Montessori, childhood and learning beyond the classroom.
Visit the journalCurriculum
Why hands-on learning matters in the early years
From pouring and sorting to exploring language and numbers, meaningful work begins with the hands.
Montessori Philosophy
What makes a Montessori classroom different?
A closer look at the prepared environment, independent work and thoughtful guidance that shape Montessori learning.
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