EDUCATION

TTHE Northside Montessori Parent and Toddler Program is a beautiful way for parents to bond with their young children while fostering a love of learning. The program provides toddlers with a safe and nurturing environment to explore and discover their world. With the guidance of a trained educator. Making friends in our Montessori toddler group can be a fun and exciting experience for both children and parents.

Attending the Northside Montessori Schools toddler program is a great way to help your child build connections. Consistency can help your child feel more comfortable and familiar with the other children and the environment. It will also encourage your child to participate in group activities, like circle time or art projects, which is an excellent way for your child to interact with others and develop friendships.

Finally, the Northside Montessori Toddler program encourages your child to be kind to others and allows them to make their own choices to develop their skills and abilities. With trained Montessori educators, parents can learn how to support their child’s natural curiosity and encourage their development. From sensory exploration and language development to socialisation and independence, the Northside Montessori School Parent Toddler Program offers a wide range of activities and experiences tailored to each child’s needs. Whether you are a first-time parent or an experienced caregiver, this program can help you build a strong foundation for your child’s future success.

To learn more about Northside Montessori School, head to our website: northsidemontessori.nsw.edu.au or email Bec (Registrar) at enrol@northsidemontessori.nsw.edu.au

WHY NORTHSIDE MONTESSORI SCHOOL?

Northside children are inspired to learn, to share, to create, to help, to try new things, and to know more –foundational elements to any child’s development.

The Northside campus in Pymble is a culturally diverse and nondenominational preschool, primary and secondary school – supporting children from their earliest stages of growth.

Northside guides using Montessori approaches and engages your child’s natural desire to learn, delivering the NSW Educational Standards Authority (NESA) K-10 Curriculum as well as the outcomes of the Early Years Learning Framework

Northside Montessori School is a supportive community and school environment that will provide inspiring opportunities for your child.

The changes affecting St Ives High School will be effective from Day 1 Term 1, 2024 - for new families enrolling only. Under the new enrolment policy, families with a child currently enrolled at their local designated high school retains the entitlement to enrol siblings at that school. For example, if you have a child currently enrolled in Year 8 but now live outside the designated catchment area, you may still enrol a sibling child. It does not apply when a student:

Has moved residential address outside of the intake area following their initial enrolment

Was initially enrolled as a non-local (out-of-area) student.

St Ives Preparatory School

Apply now for 2024

A unique educational environment for boys in Preschool to Year 6

To apply or find out more phone 8302 5200 stives@sydgram.nsw.edu.au www.sydgram.nsw.edu.au/st-ives

LAST year, the Department of Education released new boundaries for St Ives High School and several other neighbouring schools, effective as of Term 1, 2024. Various schools in the Hornsby and Ku-Ring-Gai LGAs have experienced significant student population growth in recent years, while others have not. Overtime, this has created an imbalance in the number of students across these groups of local high schools. Adjusting enrolment intake areas of three coeducational schools, Ku-Ring-Gai High School, St Ives High School and Turramurra High School will help restore that balance. The catchment for Asquith Boys and Asquith Girls is also changing.

For more information, parents can visit: schoolfinder.education.nsw.gov.au