Bellevue Montessori School

Explorers, Thinkers, Creators, Citizens

An American Montessori Society Accredited School for children 18 months to 12 years

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Why Bellevue Montessori School?

We Emphasize More than Just Academics

We honor your child’s individuality and focus on curiosity, independence, compassion, collaboration, and critical thinking, preparing them to take on the future with confidence, propelled by the gift of self knowledge and a passion for learning.

We’re a Community

Our school is a community for more than just the children. We view our relationship with you as a partnership, working together for the benefit of your child. Because children thrive when home and school work in harmony. 

We are passionate and experienced Montessori Educators 

Bellevue Montessori School offers an enlightening and nurturing Montessori environment to educate and support each child in reaching their full potential and inspiring a passion for learning.

We offer Individualized Learning

Children have the freedom to explore and learn at their own pace.  Individualized instruction ensures children who need more support with certain skills get that support, and those who are ready to move ahead are offered the challenges they crave.

Our Programs

Toddler

18 - 36 months

The Toddler Community is for children between 18 months to 3 years (walkers). Bellevue Montessori School’s Toddler Program is designed with care to meet the exploratory and emotional needs of the Toddler. The program has a balance of activities to aid the holistic development of the toddler. BMS has three Toddler Classrooms nested in a beautiful home-like setting with a spacious playground, garden, and Sensory Pathway.

Primary

2 3/4 - 6 years

As the children enter the Prmary classrooms and discover enticing materials, they have the freedom to choose their own activities under the guidance of a Montessori-trained teacher. The Montessori hands on materials cultivate concentration, independence and a love of learning. While independent learning is emphasized to allow a child to grow at their own pace, a healthy emphasis is given to the development of social skills to foster empathy, respect and communication.

Elementary

6 - 12 years

As the children enter their classrooms and discover enticing materials, they have the freedom to choose their own activities under the guidance of a Montessori-trained teacher. The Montessori hands on materials cultivate concentration, independence and a love of learning. While independent learning is emphasized to allow a child to grow at their own pace, a healthy emphasis is given to the development of social skills to foster empathy, respect and communication.



Activity Club

Activity Club

Activity Club is our before-school and after-school care program. Additionally, Activity Club is offered on certain days when school is closed. On days when school is in session, Activity Club operates from 7:30am to 8:30am, when the students go into their classrooms and from 3:00pm to 5:45 pm when the program closes. On certain days when school is not in session, Activity Club is offered from 7:30am to 5:45 pm.

How to Apply

1

Schedule a Tour

View our classrooms and learn more about Montessori education.


2

Submit an Application

After your tour you’re invited to apply for your child.


3

Join the Community!

Meet other new parents and connect with us on social media to get acquainted with our community.


Reviews

Our Blog

Children and guide in a Montessori classroom
13 Feb, 2023
What, exactly, is the role of the Montessori teacher? How is it so different from that of any other teacher?
Older boy collaborating with younger boy in a Montessori classroom
By Nido Marketing 06 Feb, 2023
One hallmark of a Montessori education is the use of multi-age classrooms.
Montessori children working outside
By Nido Marketing 16 Jan, 2023
Maria Montessori based her entire educational philosophy on the idea that children developed through a series of four planes. Each of these planes is easy to recognize and has clear, defining characteristics. If we study and understand these stages, we can approach our interactions with children with a new perspective.
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