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The Beehive Montessori School provides an environment that helps the developing child move towards their fullest potential. By respecting and nurturing individual needs and abilities, we encourage an enjoyment of learning, intellectual, physical, spiritual, and emotional growth, independence, and a sense of community responsibility. One of the oldest Montessori schools in Perth, the Beehive, started in 1977, with less than 20 children, under the guidance of Mrs. Renee Taylor. The building in which they operated was a reasonably non-descript hall. However, this start represented the culmination of a dream for Mrs. Taylor and the first group of enthusiastic parents. Today the Beehive Montessori School is situated in purpose-built premises beside the sea in Mosman Park and has more than 220 children. Separate areas cater to 3- 6-year-olds, 6 to 9-year-olds, 9 to 12-year-olds, and 12-15-year-olds. The school's design is very much open plan, with each area fully equipped with Montessori material. This exceptionally designed equipment is beautifully made from predominantly natural material and is mostly purchased, with some being made by the teachers themselves. With a Montessori education, the people directing the children in their learning are often referred to as "Directors or Directresses." All teachers are registered with TRBWA (Teacher Registration Board of WA), and all have gained, or are studying for, additional Montessori qualifications. The remainder of the school staff comprises of part-time specialist instructors, assistants, and administrative staff. At The Beehive Montessori School, we pride ourselves on encouraging and nurturing our students' social conscience to engage in philanthropy work. We strongly believe that we are raising a new generation of socially aware and caring for young individuals by giving back to our community, either locally or internationally. We do not limit ourselves to raising funds for various charities, but we support different worthwhile causes. Through their philanthropy work and with help from the whole school community, students can raise funds to donate and bring awareness to the charity/cause of their choice. View full school
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The Beehive Montessori School provides an environment that helps the developing child move towards their fullest potential. By respecting and nurturing individual needs and abilities, we encourage an enjoyment of learning, intellectual, physical, spiritual, and emotional growth, independence, and a sense of community responsibility. One of the oldest Montessori schools in Perth, the Beehive, started in 1977, with less than 20 children, under the guidance of Mrs. Renee Taylor. The building in which they operated was a reasonably non-descript hall. However, this start represented the culmination of a dream for Mrs. Taylor and the first group of enthusiastic parents. Today the Beehive Montessori School is situated in purpose-built premises beside the sea in Mosman Park and has more than 220 children. Separate areas cater to 3- 6-year-olds, 6 to 9-year-olds, 9 to 12-year-olds, and 12-15-year-olds. The school's design is very much open plan, with each area fully equipped with Montessori material. This exceptionally designed equipment is beautifully made from predominantly natural material and is mostly purchased, with some being made by the teachers themselves. With a Montessori education, the people directing the children in their learning are often referred to as "Directors or Directresses." All teachers are registered with TRBWA (Teacher Registration Board of WA), and all have gained, or are studying for, additional Montessori qualifications. The remainder of the school staff comprises of part-time specialist instructors, assistants, and administrative staff. At The Beehive Montessori School, we pride ourselves on encouraging and nurturing our students' social conscience to engage in philanthropy work. We strongly believe that we are raising a new generation of socially aware and caring for young individuals by giving back to our community, either locally or internationally. We do not limit ourselves to raising funds for various charities, but we support different worthwhile causes. Through their philanthropy work and with help from the whole school community, students can raise funds to donate and bring awareness to the charity/cause of their choice.
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