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Our programme
and daily routine
We offer two programme options to suit the needs of your family:

• 3-Day Programme

• 5-Day Programme

School fees can be conveniently paid over 11 or 12 monthly instalments, allowing families to choose the payment option that best suits their budget.

Please refer to our Fees page for detailed pricing and to determine which programme best suits your child’s needs.

Fees & Application
School Calendar
Rising Stars Montessori follows a three-term academic calendar and closes during the April, August, and December school holidays.

A fun and engaging Holiday Programme is offered during these periods at an additional cost. Please feel free to contact us for more information about our holiday activities.

A Day at Rising Stars Montessori
We warmly welcome children from 3 months to 6 years of age.

Our babies and toddlers (3 months to 18 months) follow an individual routine developed in partnership with parents to ensure their feeding, sleeping, and play schedules remain as consistent and comforting as possible.

For children aged 18 months to 6 years, the day begins promptly at 8:00 am with Morning Ring, where children gather together to greet one another, sing songs, discuss the daily theme, and build important language, listening, and social skills.

Morning Ring is followed by our uninterrupted Montessori Work Cycle, allowing each child to explore carefully prepared learning activities at their own pace until 10:00 am.

Show and Tell & News Book

Communication and confidence are encouraged from an early age.

• Mondays at 8:30 am: Children are invited to participate in Show and Tell, bringing an item related to our weekly theme.

• Tuesdays: Children share their News Books, giving them the opportunity to talk about their weekend or the events of the previous week with their classmates.

These activities help develop communication skills, self-confidence, public speaking, listening skills, and leadership qualities.

Meals
A healthy morning snack is enjoyed at 10:00 am, followed by a nutritious hot lunch at 12:00 pm.

All meals are freshly prepared on the premises. We cater for individual dietary requirements, and all food served is Halal-friendly.

Rest Time
Following lunch, children enjoy a Nap or Quiet Time from approximately 12:45 pm to 2:15 pm.

Children are asked to bring their own blanket and pillow for the week, which will be sent home every Friday for washing.

Afternoon Activities
At 2:30 pm, children receive a healthy afternoon snack before taking part in our exciting daily in-house enrichment programme, included in your school fees.
From 3:00 pm to 3:30 pm, Monday to Thursday, children participate in engaging activities such as:
• Gross Motor Development

• Sensory Play

• Baking

• Science Activities

• Science Activities

These activities encourage curiosity, creativity, teamwork, and confidence while making learning fun.
Library Day
Every Thursday is Library Day.
Each child has the opportunity to choose a library book to take home for the week. This encourages a lifelong love of reading while teaching children responsibility and the importance of caring for books.
We encourage families to enjoy reading together at home, helping to build language, imagination, and a love of learning that will last a lifetime.
External Extramural Activities
At Rising Stars Montessori, we believe in providing children with opportunities to discover new interests, develop confidence, and build a wide range of skills beyond the classroom. We proudly offer a variety of optional external extramural activities, which take place between 11:00 am and 12:00 pm after the Montessori Work Cycle. These activities are carefully scheduled so that they do not overlap, allowing children to participate in more than one activity if they wish.
Our current extramural programme includes Music Box, StimuZone Robotics & Coding, Tumbling Tigerz, Soccer Stars, Karate, and Ballet. These specialised programmes are presented by qualified instructors and provide children with exciting opportunities to develop their creativity, coordination, confidence, physical fitness, problem-solving skills, and teamwork.
Participation in external extramural is optional, and all fees are paid directly to the individual extramural providers.