Mother Goose Lipa

The school utilizes the Montessori method, emphasizing hands-on learning, individualized instruction, and a prepared environment. It operates on the belief that children are naturally curious and that their potential is best nurtured by fostering independence, self-motivation, and a deep understanding of the world. The approach focuses on the development of the whole child, addressing cognitive, emotional, physical, and social growth.

The school offers a continuum of education starting with a toddler program (18–36 months) that emphasizes sensory exploration and independence. The primary program (3–6 years) covers sensorial, visual perception, practical life, math, science, and language materials. The elementary program (6–12 years) expands on these foundations to include mathematics, civics and culture, physical education, geometry, music, EPP, language arts, reading, science and health, art, computers, Filipino, and Christian living.

Students at the school are reported to demonstrate creativity, originality, poise, self-confidence, and self-motivation. The program aims to foster self-control, social responsibility, and autonomy in its graduates. The school's ultimate goal is to cultivate confident, independent, and compassionate lifelong learners.

The school provides academic assistance for students who require additional support to achieve specific goals. This process involves collaboration between the school, the family, and support personnel to tailor instruction to the student's individual needs. Small group support is also available through the "Spark Support Studio."

The school follows a three-step admission process beginning with a mandatory school visit to observe the program in action. Interested families must submit an application form along with transcripts and recommendations from the child’s current school. The final step involves an interview where the child spends time with a teacher and parents meet with the head of school to discuss expectations and program alignment.

The Marikina campus is situated at 167 Riverside Drive in Provident Village, a location chosen for its distance from major thoroughfares. The school features specialized environments designed for different developmental stages, including dedicated spaces for toddlers and primary-aged children. The campus is equipped with Montessori-specific materials and classroom setups that facilitate hands-on learning.

The school offers a "Campessori" studio season, which includes tracks focused on creativity, language, and movement. These sessions are designed for various age groups, ranging from toddlers to incoming Grade 1 students.