About Us
Welcome!
Welcome to Nature’s Nest Montessori, where learning begins with joy and curiosity! With over 20 years of teaching experience and a proud 10-year history, our preschools in Mulbarton and Evans Park offer a warm, nurturing, and engaging environment for children aged 3 to 6. At Nature’s Nest Montessori, we believe in helping little ones grow through exploration, creativity, and care — making every day a fun and meaningful step in their early learning journey.
Our Story
With over 20 years of teaching experience, Nature’s Nest Montessori was established more than a decade ago with a simple dream — to create a warm, nurturing place where young children can grow with confidence and joy. Today, our small, family-focused preschools in Mulbarton and Evans Park offer a friendly, fun, and caring environment for children aged 3 to 6.
From the very beginning, our goal has been to partner with parents in giving every child a happy and meaningful early learning experience. We welcome each family with open hearts and the hope that every child’s time with us will be both pleasant and fruitful.
We believe that the success of our school lies in strong relationships, mutual respect, and cooperation between staff and parents. Together, we create a supportive community where children feel safe, valued, and inspired to become the best version of themselves. 🌱
Philosophy & Mission
At Nature’s Nest Montessori, we believe every child is naturally curious, capable, and full of potential. Our role is to nurture this with love, respect, and purpose.
Through hands-on learning and strong values, we help children grow in confidence, independence, and kindness. Our mission is to guide happy, secure children who believe in themselves and are ready to shine in the world. 🌟
Helping Your Child Explore, Grow, & Learn
At Nature’s Nest Montessori, our teaching is rooted in the Montessori principle of vertical grouping, where children of different ages learn together in the same environment. This approach encourages natural learning through interaction — older children develop patience, leadership, and a sense of responsibility, while younger ones learn by observing and engaging with their peers. It builds confidence, removes fear or hesitation, and creates a supportive classroom where every child feels safe to grow, belong, and thrive.
