Ogrody Montessori
Secular, Founded 2009
Updated July 2026
Montessori
Ogrody Montessori is a network of non-public nurseries, kindergartens, and pre-school classes (zerówka) in Poznań that provides education and care based on the Montessori method. It supports the development of children from 5 months up to 7 years of age.
Curriculum
Teaching approach
The school follows the pedagogical methods of Maria Montessori, focusing on the child's individuality, independence, and natural curiosity. It emphasizes a partnership-based relationship between staff and parents, fostering a safe, trusting community where children learn through active exploration and collaboration rather than rewards or punishments. The goal is to prepare children for independent functioning in society by encouraging self-discipline and innovative problem-solving.
Programmes
The academic programme is divided into nursery (from 5 months), kindergarten (from age 3), and pre-school (zerówka). The curriculum is interdisciplinary and integrated, utilizing multisensory, three-dimensional Montessori materials that allow children to learn through discovery and active manipulation. The school also emphasizes linguistic development, incorporating daily contact with foreign languages through native speakers and specialized English teachers.
Student support
Learning support
The school provides specialized support through its 'Centrum Therapeum', which addresses special educational needs and early development support. It welcomes children with official special education certificates, offering a tailored approach that allows students to learn at their own individual pace within a prepared environment. Parents also have access to ongoing consultations with specialists, including a nurse, nutritionist, and speech therapist.
Frequently asked questions(4)
- What curriculum does Ogrody Montessori offer?
- Ogrody Montessori offers Montessori.
- How much is tuition at Ogrody Montessori?
- Annual tuition at Ogrody Montessori is PLN 3.6K–PLN 15K. Fees vary by year group — confirm the current schedule with the school.
- Is Ogrody Montessori co-educational?
- Ogrody Montessori is a co-ed school.
- Where is Ogrody Montessori located?
- Ogrody Montessori is an international school in Poznan, Poland.
Tuition & fees
Annual tuition by grade
2026/2027| Grade | Ages | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| Żłobek (filia Golęcin, Jeżyce lub Ławica) - opłata dla rodzica | 0–2 | PLN 3.6K |
| Przedszkole (filia Jeżyce lub Ławica) | 3–5 | PLN 15K |
| Przedszkole - dla dzieci z orzeczeniem o potrzebie kształcenia specjalnego | 3–5 | PLN 10K |
| Zerówka (filia Jeżyce lub Ławica) | 6–6 | PLN 5K |
Other fees(3)
| Registration fee· Jednorazowa opłata rekrutacyjna (Żłobek / Przedszkole) | PLN 1K |
|---|---|
| Mealsdaily· Wyżywienie (dziennie) | PLN 22 |
| Insurance· Ubezpieczenie NNW szkolne | — |
Admissions
Recruitment for available places is conducted year-round, with a primary intake period during the spring and summer months. The process encourages prospective parents to contact the school, visit the facilities, and engage in personal conversations with teachers, managers, or the director to ensure an informed decision. Current availability is managed across four branches in Poznań, with specific updates provided via phone or email.
Calendar
The school operates throughout the academic year, with specific enrollment cycles for the autumn term. It also offers a dedicated summer programme for children requiring childcare during the holiday period, with a minimum stay of four weeks.
About the campus
The school operates four branches in Poznań: Golęcin, Jeżyce (Polna and Zajezdnia), and Ławica. The interiors are designed to resemble a home environment, featuring modern, uncluttered spaces equipped with specialized Montessori educational materials. Each facility includes dedicated areas for learning and play, and the school maintains its own kitchen, known as the 'Green Kitchen', which provides meals tailored to the specific nutritional needs of young children.
Co-curriculars
The school offers a diverse range of extracurricular activities designed to support physical and creative development. These include dance, ballet, football, and weekly swimming lessons, as well as workshops in cooking, pottery, and ecological crafting. Additionally, children participate in music sessions like 'Muzytywka', rhythmic gymnastics, and regular excursions to explore the local area and the city of Poznań.
