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Warsaw Montessori Family - Badowska 19 (Casa/Toddler campus)

Poland, Warsaw

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The school at a glance

Instructs in English, Polish

Fees Fees not listed

Ages 1 - 6 years

Type Co-educational

Opened 1999

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Curriculum Montessori Curriculum

Taught languages English

Typical class size 20

Strengths Languages, Outdoor Education, Performing Arts

Clubs Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language, Leadership and Professional

Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years

Introduction

Warsaw Montessori Family’s Badowska 19 campus serves very young children from around 12 months to 5/6 years through Toddler and Casa programmes. It follows Montessori education in an English-speaking environment, supporting early independence, practical life skills, movement, language development and social routines. The campus is suitable for families looking for infant, toddler, preschool and kindergarten-level Montessori education in Warsaw.

This campus is part of Warsaw Montessori Family

Badowska 19, 00-752 Warszawa, Poland

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Where is Warsaw Montessori Family - Badowska 19 located?

The Badowska 19 campus is located in Warsaw, Poland. It serves very young children through its Toddler and Casa programmes.

What ages does the Badowska 19 campus accept?

The campus serves children from around 12 months up to approximately 5–6 years old. It covers infant, toddler, preschool and kindergarten–level Montessori education.

Is the campus co-educational and what educational approach does it use?

Yes — the campus is co-educational and follows the Montessori approach. Teaching is delivered in an English-speaking environment that emphasizes independence and practical life skills.

What does the Montessori programme focus on at the Badowska 19 campus?

The programme focuses on early independence, practical life skills, movement, language development and daily social routines. Activities and materials are designed for hands-on, child-led learning appropriate to toddlers and Casa-aged children.

How are the Toddler and Casa programmes organised by age?

The campus provides separate Toddler and Casa programmes that together cover children from about 12 months to 5–6 years. These programmes are structured to meet developmental stages from early exploration through preschool/kindergarten readiness.

How does the campus support language development for young children?

The campus operates in an English-speaking environment and uses Montessori language materials and routines to build vocabulary and communication skills. Language development is supported through daily interactions, movement activities and age-appropriate learning materials.

How does the school support social and emotional development?

The programme emphasises predictable social routines and practical life activities that promote independence, self-regulation and positive peer interactions. Teachers guide children in social skills through group routines and Montessori-based activities.

Who is the head of the Badowska 19 campus?

The head of the campus is Ilona Maciejewska. She leads the early years programmes at Badowska 19.

What are typical social routines like for children at this campus?

Routines are predictable and designed to help children develop independence and social confidence, such as group arrival, shared snack or meal times, and guided activity periods. These routines are integrated into Montessori practical life and classroom activities.

How long has Warsaw Montessori Family been operating?

The organisation has been operating since 1999. The Badowska 19 campus continues that early-years Montessori tradition in Warsaw.

Is instruction only in English at the Badowska 19 campus?

The campus operates in an English-speaking environment and tailors Montessori activities to support language acquisition. This environment is intended to support young children as they develop English language skills through daily practice.

Is the campus suitable for families relocating to Warsaw from overseas?

Yes — the Badowska 19 campus is suitable for families seeking infant, toddler, preschool or kindergarten-level Montessori education in Warsaw. Its English-speaking environment and focus on early language development can help relocating children settle into a new setting.

Does the Badowska 19 campus serve both infants and kindergarten-aged children?

Yes — the campus serves a continuous early years range, from around 12 months up to approximately 5–6 years, covering infant, toddler, preschool and kindergarten-level needs within the Montessori framework.

What kinds of practical life skills do children learn at this campus?

Children practise everyday self-care and classroom tasks such as dressing, pouring, cleaning, and caring for their environment. These practical life activities are used to build independence, motor skills and concentration.

Will my child be supported in transitioning between the Toddler and Casa programmes?

Yes — programmes are designed to follow children's developmental progress so transitions are gradual and based on readiness. Teachers support social routines and skill-building to help children move smoothly from toddler to Casa activities.

What makes the Badowska 19 campus appropriate for early years Montessori education in Warsaw?

The campus specifically serves very young children in Toddler and Casa programmes, uses Montessori pedagogy in an English-speaking environment, and focuses on developmentally appropriate skills like independence, movement and language. This combination suits families seeking a Montessori start for infants through kindergarten age.

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