One World Montessori’s Leigh campus is a primary and summer Montessori site in San Jose that is part of a three-campus nonprofit school serving children in the school’s 2½‑through‑12 age range. The Leigh location offers the school’s primary program and summer sessions and participates in the school’s extracurricular offerings.
The Leigh campus functions as a primary and summer campus within a three-location Montessori school. The school serves children beginning at about 2½ years through the elementary years and emphasizes a full educational environment grounded in Montessori philosophy.
Instruction follows Montessori principles in a prepared environment with didactic materials that support practical life, sensorial work, music, art, geography, science, language, and mathematics. The program includes outdoor learning opportunities and a peace education component aimed at social and emotional development.
Montessori guides at the school are Montessori‑trained; classroom assistants have preschool training and take part in ongoing in‑service training. The school hosts a Maria Montessori teacher training center and reports that many staff have completed approved Montessori training and hold state certification.
A music‑based enrichment program that fosters creativity, teamwork, and listening skills in young children.
The weekly class includes games and activities that develop motor skills, coordination, team building and physical fitness; it is a year‑round program that begins in September and ends in June.
A weekly one‑hour Art Exploration class offering activities in drawing, sculpting, mixed media and ceramics; students who complete the sessions may qualify to exhibit in an end‑of‑year show.
Weekly piano lessons using the Alfred method that build coordination and musical expression; group and private classes are available.
Within this prepared learning space the child is able to gain social, physical, intellectual, and emotional skills needed to function well within society. The prepared environment contains the didactic materials developed by Maria Montessori and supplemental materials supporting practical life, sensorial work, music, art, geography, science, language, and mathematics.
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An engaging children’s soccer program with a focus on character development.
The Summer Program combines a morning work period with field trips and afternoon activities such as swimming, gymnastics, music, and arts and crafts. Sessions are offered in one-week blocks and the schedule is designed to be flexible.
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