Ayelet's Parent Meet

We, at Ayelet work closely with our parent community and we intend to grow in the same direction.

We are blessed to start our Montessori journey, with parents who genuinely care for their child's education. We believe it is essential for parents and Montessori adults/guides to form a partnership of sorts, which works best for the child. We try to keep our parent communication extremely open. Our parent meet is an important step in this direction.

A week back, we had our first parent meet; and what an experience it was. Parents and older siblings took a back seat and saw their children work independently. Since, right now, we have a small group of parents, we hosted the meet together with both the parents attending the same. From next year, we plan to host a separate parent night for mums and dads.

We started with the circle time, our guests loved our welcome song and the weather song (which is a favourite with the children as well). We took the parents around. And then, just like magic, children took their work and parents watched with a big smile on their faces. We also had our art corner ready for children... painting with parents, is such a joyful experience!

It was soon time to leave and children refused to do that, they stayed back and so did the parents.

All in all, it was an amazing experience.

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