Josiah is a name taken from the Bible depicting a very young but wise king of good character because of his mother’s upbringing.
We were inspired to embrace every child and see them with the potential of young Josiah – kingly, unique, precious, tender hearted, full of promise and in need of good and wise guidance to face the challenges of life.
Our logo of a mother embracing a child represents the Josiah Montessori commitment to be in partnership with parents to raise champions and extend motherly care and love. Josiah Montessori was started by 3 engineers, who were good friends in an MNC company. They had the desire to start a business and at the same time, their wives were experiencing difficulties finding a good preschool for their young toddlers. After months of thinking, planning and discussing, they decided to combine the two, and Josiah Montessori was born on March 1997.
We are professional and honest in all our relationships. We uphold fairness in decision-making and in the treatment of another. We honor our commitments and hold ourselves accountable to the highest ethical and performance standards.
Every child is exceptional in their own way, and we celebrate all of them. We cater to their individual learning needs, nurture them to be independent, encourage them to be brave in finding solutions, gracious in resolving conflicts, and learn to live in their little community of friends with respect, love and compassion.
We cultivate the best teaching and care-giving culture, uphold the highest standard of safety and hygiene and strive to continuously improve to set new benchmarks for the industry. We encourage parents, education professionals and the community to collaborate and create an enabling holistic learning environment for every child.
We recognise that there are children with learning or developmental disabilities who require more attention. In line with our Montessori philosophies of individualised attention for a childs’ learning and developmental journey, Josiah Care facilitates early intervention and bridges the gap for families.
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My first baby was here, and she was kind of difficult in bottle feeding, much appreciated with the great teacher who patiently fed her and provided great care for her with love. She is now a lovely little toddler, and always miss the teachers here. ?
By WiLLiaM (Sep, 2018) |