Listed on this page, you will find Montessori schools in Aurora, in the York-region of Ontario. This includes schools in Bayview Wellington, Bayview North East, Aurora Village, and Aurora Grove. There are also great Montessori schools in the nearby areas of King City, Richmond Hill, Whitchurch-Stouffville, and Newmarket. Read more
Aurora Montessori offers an enriched Montessori program for students, Toddler to Grade 8, with an option of an OSSD credit in Grade 9 Math. A unique Mindfulness and Technology program develops key 21st-century skills!
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Our goal at AGMS is to inspire, educate and empower the next generation of global citizens. We provide a pristine, child-centered and supportive learning environment for each child to reach their full potential.
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How many Aurora Montessori schools are there?
There are 2 Aurora Montessori schools that are Our Kids trusted members.
What’s the largest school?
Of the Aurora Montessori schools, the largest is Aurora Montessori School with 400 students in Grades Nursery/Toddler to 8.
Are Aurora Montessori schools good?
We interviewed both parents and students. You can read reviews about Aurora Montessori schools on this page.
Is there a private school expo where I can meet with Aurora Montessori schools?
Yes. You can meet with private schools and education experts at the Our Kids Private School Expos held every year in September and October. These events are designed for both parents and students. Find event details and ticket info here.
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“Not only did I come (to Albert) as a staff member, I was also a parent.” (August 2, 2022)
Profile of John Liggett, Head of School, The Country Day School
“Most days, my job here doesn’t feel like work.” (August 2, 2022)
Profile of Wayne McKelvey, Principal, Metropolitan Preparatory Academy
“You let the kids know they’re important, and you go from there.” (August 2, 2022)
Profile of Olga Margold, Principal, Prestige School
“The reason why the students need math is because math gives you logical skills for dealing with everyday issues.” (August 2, 2022)
Profile of Michael Fellin, Headmaster, Crescent School
“The single most important factor in whether a boy will learn or not is the relationship with the teacher. (July 7, 2022)
