Learning Without
Limits
From the first steps of toddlerhood to the confident strides of upper elementary — each Edlys program is crafted around your child's natural developmental stage.
Why Montessori
Works
Dr. Maria Montessori discovered that children possess a natural desire to learn when given the right environment, freedom, and guidance. At Edlys, we honor that discovery every day.
Follow the Child
Each child directs their own learning, choosing materials that match their current developmental interests and readiness.
Hands-On Materials
Specially designed Montessori materials allow abstract concepts to become concrete, tangible experiences that build true understanding.
Mixed-Age Groups
Older children reinforce their learning by teaching younger peers; younger children are inspired by what they see older classmates accomplish.
Uninterrupted Work Time
Three-hour work periods allow children to enter deep concentration — the state in which the most meaningful learning occurs.
Find the Right Program
Toddler Program
First steps toward independence
Our Toddler program welcomes children from 18 months in a carefully prepared environment that supports the natural development of independence, language, and coordination. Guides trained in the AMI 0–3 approach observe each child closely, offering just enough support to allow mastery without frustration.
Primary Program
Where curiosity becomes competence
The Primary classroom is the heart of the Montessori experience. Children aged 3–6 work in a mixed-age environment with over 200 specially designed materials. Reading, writing, and mathematics emerge naturally through hands-on exploration rather than direct instruction, building deep conceptual understanding.
Lower Elementary
Expanding the universe of knowledge
Lower Elementary children experience the "Great Lessons" — dramatic stories about the origin of the universe, the coming of life, and the story of human beings. These cosmic narratives spark passionate research, collaborative projects, and a sense of wonder about the world that drives genuine academic engagement.
Upper Elementary
Preparing confident, capable young people
Upper Elementary students are ready to engage with the larger community and the real world. They design and execute multi-week research projects, participate in community service, and develop the executive function skills — time management, goal-setting, self-assessment — that prepare them for secondary school and beyond.
Enrichment Activities
Developing the whole child — mind, body, and creative spirit.
Music & Rhythm
Weekly music sessions develop pitch, rhythm, and creative expression through singing, instruments, and movement.
Visual Arts
From watercolors to clay sculpture, children develop fine motor skills and artistic confidence across diverse media.
Sports & Movement
Age-appropriate physical education builds teamwork, coordination, and healthy habits through structured and free play.
Daily Schedule
Arrival & Morning Work
Children settle independently and begin chosen Montessori work
Three-Hour Work Cycle
Core Montessori work period — practical life, sensorial, language, mathematics
Snack & Outdoor Time
Child-prepared snack followed by outdoor exploration and physical movement
Lunch & Rest
Communal lunch, practical life cleanup, quiet rest or reading
Afternoon Work Cycle
Art, music, cultural studies, and continuation of morning work
Circle & Closing
Group sharing, songs, preparation for departure
Departure
Parent pickup, daily communication notes shared
Ready to Find Your
Child's Perfect Program?
Schedule a campus visit to see our programs in action — no commitment required. Our admissions team is happy to answer every question.