The Practical Life curriculum is the foundation of the Montessori method, inviting young learners to engage in real-life tasks that foster independence, coordination, order, and concentration. Activities include tasks related to daily living, such as eating, dressing, and cleaning. Carefully designed materials teach children essential skills like caring for themselves and their environment, promoting responsibility and autonomy. These activities install confidence and nurture high self-esteem in children.

Sensorial materials are vital tools for cognitive development, helping children classify and organize their sensory impressions. Children explore physical properties such as shape, color, texture, sound, smell, weight, and size. These hands-on experiences strengthen problem-solving and critical thinking skills, leaving a lasting impact throughout their lives.

In the Montessori environment, language development begins naturally as children absorb oral language from their surroundings. Materials like sandpaper letters and moveable alphabets help children associate symbols with sounds. Practical Life and Sensorial activities lay the groundwork for reading and writing skills. These tools make the journey toward written language and literacy engaging and effortless.

Mathematics in the Montessori classroom begins with hands-on materials that help children transition from concrete to abstract concepts. Activities cover addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, ensuring a deep Understanding of basic principles. These exercises build problem-solving capabilities and prepare children for advanced mathematical reasoning.

Cultural learning is integrated into the Montessori curriculum, encouraging children to explore and appreciate the world around them. Lessons encompass geography, history, science, and art, fostering global awareness and respect for diversity.

About Us - Sri Shanthinikethana Vidya Mandira

About Campus

Established since 2007

Since 2007, Shanthinikethana School has been dedicated to nurturing young minds and providing a strong educational foundation.

About Our Campus

A Great Campus Builds the Foundation for a Brighter Future.

Our School is the platform to get a quality higher education and good employment opportunities. The right institution helps a student to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to develop their career.

Our Vision

Our mission at Sri Shanthinikethana Vidya Mandira School is to nurture each child’s unique talents, fostering holistic development and building a strong foundation for future success.

Our Mission

Our vision is to inspire excellence, growth, and lifelong values through quality education and a nurturing campus experience.

Our History

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Course Curriculum

Comprehensive, Montessori-Based Learning for Holistic Development

At SHANTHINIKETHANA School, we provide a nurturing environment that ensures a seamless and enriching educational journey for your child. Our Montessori-trained educators share a unified vision inspired by the timeless. As children progress through each developmental stage, the curriculum builds upon their prior experiences, offering a continuous and uninterrupted continuation of learning.

Montessori / Pre-Primary Program

Our Montessori environment is thoughtfully designed to cater to the developmental needs of children aged 3 years 10 months to 6 years. At SHANTHINIKETHANA, we offer a rich and integrated learning experience across multiple disciplines, including math, language, science, geography, cultural studies, art, and music. For example, a geography lesson is interwoven with elements of language and geometry, creating a holistic educational approach.

Key Areas of the Montessori Curriculum

Pratical Life

The Practical Life curriculum is the foundation of the Montessori method, inviting young learners to engage in real-life tasks that foster independence, coordination, order, and concentration.

Activities include tasks related to daily living, such as eating, dressing, and cleaning.
Carefully designed materials teach children essential skills like caring for themselves and their environment, promoting responsibility and autonomy.
These activities install confidence and nurture high self-esteem in children.

Sensorial Materials

Sensorial materials are vital tools for cognitive development, helping children classify and organize their sensory impressions.

Children explore physical properties such as shape, color, texture, sound, smell, weight, and size.
These hands-on experiences strengthen problem-solving and critical thinking skills,
leaving a lasting impact throughout their lives.

Language Development

In the Montessori environment, language development begins naturally as children absorb oral language from their surroundings.

Materials like sandpaper letters and moveable alphabets help children associate symbols with sounds.
Practical Life and Sensorial activities lay the groundwork for reading and writing skills.
These tools make the journey toward written language and literacy engaging and effortless.

Arithmetic

Mathematics in the Montessori classroom begins with hands-on materials that help children transition from concrete to abstract concepts.

Activities cover addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, ensuring a deep Understanding of basic principles.
These exercises build problem-solving capabilities and prepare children for advanced mathematical reasoning.

Cultural Studies

Cultural learning is integrated into the Montessori curriculum, encouraging children to explore
and appreciate the world around them.

Lessons encompass geography, history, science, and art, fostering global awareness and respect for diversity.

Extended Sessions for Pre-Primary Transition

In the final year of the Pre-Primary Program, children participate in extended sessions designed to prepare them for Grade 1 and beyond.

These sessions help children adapt to the traditional school system while developing the ability to work through longer learning cycles.
The extended program ensures a smooth transition from the Montessori environment to formal education, equipping children with confidence and adaptability.