Before I start to explain about my Little School, I would like to let you know that “I love my Little School.” Little School is my passion. I love organising  all the resources I have being accumulating during my years of teaching.

I love creating new activities and resources that can help children to learn in an enjoyable way. I love seeing  the children learning and having good time at Little School. The children continually  inspire me to make new ways to improve my teaching. Thanks to them I am becoming a good educator. I consider myself  one of the luckiest people in the world because I love what I do.

I started  working as a Family Day Care educator more than 10 years ago, when my younger son was little. I have two teenage children, a supportive partner and a friendly dog.  I am a preschool Montessori teacher and I am actually  studying my second year of a Bachelor of Early Childhood on a part time basis.

My Little School is at my home. Little School occupies a great part of my home. There is a classroom, a library, a playroom, a garden and a big backyard. All the space for four beautiful and happy children.  The main classroom has many educational resources, many of them Montessori resources, although there are also many other  educational resources that I have been incorporating during the years. I found the Reggio Emilia approach very interesting so I try to include it in my program.

Next, I will show you some photos of my Little School.

This is the classroom.
  • This is part of the classroom.
This is the library.
  • This is part of the library
  • This is the playroom.
This is the outside area
  • This is part of the outside area.
This is the backyard
This is the backyard
  • This is the garden.
The children at the worm farm.