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  • Montessori Elementary Enrichment in Toronto

    Reading, writing, and math are essential—but the Elementary years are also a time for children to discover their passions, explore new interests, and develop new talents.

    At Alive Montessori & Private School, enrichment is part of everyday learning, with more than 10 enrichment subjects included in every Elementary student’s program. Because education is about more than academics—it’s about helping children discover what they love and who they can become.


  • Why Daily Physical Education Matters

    At Alive Montessori, Elementary students move every day in our on-site gym, with a full-time Physical Education teacher who tailors each class to every child’s strengths and needs.


  • Montessori Elementary in Toronto: What Grades 1–6 Look Like at Alive Montessori

    Many parents know Montessori from the preschool years. Fewer know what happens next. At Alive Montessori & Private School in Toronto, Montessori learning continues right through Grade 6, and this is where it really comes into its own.

    Here is what an Elementary day looks like at our school.


    1. At Alive Montessori & Private School, our mixed-age Elementary classrooms (Grades 1–6) create a natural environment for children to learn from and support one another. Older students often help younger classmates with reading, math, classroom routines, and new lessons.

      This benefits both children. Younger students gain confidence by learning from peers they look up to, while older students strengthen their own understanding, develop patience, and build leadership skills by helping others.

      Through this everyday peer mentorship, children learn to take responsibility, collaborate, communicate, and contribute to their classroom community. Leadership is not simply taught—it is practiced every day.

      Our Montessori approach prepares children not only for academic success, but also for life by helping them become confident, caring, independent, and responsible members of a community.