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About

Brisbane Montessori is a vibrant, passionate, and enthusiastic Montessori community; an inspirational working model of learning for life.

Story

We are fortunate to offer our children an education in a unique location along the banks of the Brisbane River. Approximately 12km from the city, our school nests in a beautiful nature reserve where our children enjoy an abundance of fresh air, shady trees and open space.

The Brisbane Montessori School was incorporated as a company in 1981 following the vision of a group of five dedicated parents who shared a dream of providing a Montessori Primary School education for their children.

In 1982 the Brisbane Montessori School commenced a primary programme with one voluntary teacher and five children whose first classroom was the verandah of an old Queenslander.

In November 1989 a milestone in the history of the school was achieved. After seven years in various temporary premises our school occupied the first stage of its own new and permanent home at Fig Tree Pocket. The school was formally opened by the Lord Mayor of Brisbane and in 2012 celebrated our 30th Anniversary. Since these modest beginnings, our school has grown to be one of the largest Montessori schools in Australia.

We currently have the following Montessori programmes:

- Infant and Toddler Community (0 - 3 year olds)
- Montessori Independent Toddler Community (15 months - 3 year olds)
- Children's House (3 - 6 year olds)
- Lower Primary (6 - 9 year olds)
- Upper Primary (9 - 12 year olds)
- Middle School (12 - 15 year olds)

Our school delivers the Montessori National Curriculum as approved by ACARA, the national body that approved the Australian National Curriculum in 2012. The Montessori Curriculum has been mapped against the Australian National Curriculum so that parents can feel assured that children attending Brisbane Montessori School are covering approved content.

We conduct school tours on Wednesdays. All families are who interested in Montessori education are also invited to attend a 1 hour observation of the age group matching your children on either a Tuesday or Wednesday. You are welcome to attend any of the Montessori Parent Education programmes on our school calendar. Please phone the school on (07) 3327 0600 to book these appointments.

Mission

Learning for Life

Address: 12 Mactier St, Fig Tree Pocket QLD 4069, Australia
Phone: (07) 3327 0600
ua.ude.dlq.smb@seiriuqne
State: Queensland
City: Fig Tree Pocket
Zip Code: 4069


Opening Hours

Monday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Thursday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Friday: 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed


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Reviews
Our children love their school. They love to learn, come home regularly with stories about work they've done which is fun, interesting, and teaches them academic fundamentals without them noticing! They are encouraged to follow their interests. The grounds are beautiful, the teachers are kind and passionate. We love the Montessori philosophy.
7 years ago (15-03-2018)
As a school we were very disappointed to read your experience of our school, especially as we had worked together so diligently over the past months in trying to develop a positive learning outcome for your children. Our focus is always on the development of the child, aiding them to become their best self and we had certainly all made every effort to do this. We will continue to reflect on our own endeavours to assist children and keep the beautiful Montessori philosophy and culture to which we aspire available to all students. We wish you all the best on this continued educational journey. “An education capable of saving humanity is no small undertaking; it involves the spiritual development of man, the enhancement of his value as an individual, and the preparation of young people to understand the times in which they live.” (Maria Montessori Education and Peace)
8 years ago (06-06-2017)
After discussing with the class teacher that my son is not ready with potty training. I was reassured they will try and train him, so I send my 3 year old to the school, only to stop after day 4. Due to my working hours my child was left in aftercare. Everyday he was sent home not only with the soiled clothes but with his faeces still packed in the undies. Worse still it was packed into his rucksack. I was shocked and horrified and took him out of the school immediately. I find the rules and regulations applied to teach children manners as they say appears too restrictive and takes the beauty out of learning by playing and enjoying being an individual child, the very principle of Maria Montessori! I'm a doctor and my husband is a lawyer by profession...... we should take them to court Guys pls think twice before you send them Aaron
8 years ago (25-07-2017)
Highly dysfunctional and discriminatory school. In the time my child was at the school I saw parents pulling their children out en mass. One family withdrew all 6 of their children in one go. Every single child with learning/behavioural problems was slowly removed from my child's class and weeded out of the school. Other children were removed as soon as they found out they had a particularly unprofessional teacher whom bullies his children and practices extreme control measures such as a zero tolerance on talking in class during the inside snack time and/or insists the children remain by his side during lunch rather than free play (by way of example). The teacher's unprofessional measures are fully supported by the principal. Children have a single small outside break each day and this can be taken away, even for the entire week or term with the child being kept indoors all day from drop off to pick up as a form of punishment. This flies in the face all current research and best practice of allowing increased outside breaks in the best interests of the child. There are so many odd things that occurred during my time at the school it's impossible to list them all. I have been lead to believe that the current level of dysfunctionalism and clearly very unhappy staff, began with the current principal. My advice would be to stay well away from this school until the current problems have been thoroughly investigated by an independent body and there has been a change of principal.
8 years ago (17-05-2017)
This school is excellent. Visit the school and feel the atmosphere, and you will see what I mean.
8 years ago (18-06-2017)
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