Established in 1977, VFKH is an independent private school educating children utilizing the Montessori Method. We are proud to be accredited by Association Montessori International (AMI), which was founded in 1929 by Dr. Maria Montessori to maintain the integrity of her life's work. AMI is the recognized global standard for Montessori excellence.Our two campuses, located in Limerick and Phoenixville, Pa, serve the Royersford, Collegeville, and Audubon areas. We offer a quality private school education for your preschool, kindergarten, or elementary age child.
We have programs for preschool children ages 2½ through 6 years old and elementary grades 1 through 6. Our environment nurtures your child to continue to grow at his/her own pace within an individualized learning framework. Besides Language, Math, Geometry, Cultural Studies and Geography, the children also work with activities that develop and strengthen their muscular coordination, motor skills, and concentration, as well as enhance their sensory awareness. VFKH students also have many opportunities to develop their social skills.
Children leave our Montessori program with strong, fundamental academic skills. Statistics show Montessori children continue to excel through their academic years.
Recent News
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Happy New Year!
We hope everyone had a wonderful New Year. We are excited to discover what 2012 has to bring for VFKH Montessori.
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Happy Holidays!
From all of us here at VFKH Montessori, we want to wish everyone Happy Holidays! We hope your winter break is full of great food, happy memories, and lots of love. Have fun with all you are doing and travel safe! Thank you to all our wonderful families for making this semester great, and helping to make the Christmas party a blast. We will see you in 2012!
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Nature All Around
I always say that our Limerick campus is like it's own little sanctuary. Each day the children look out their classroom windows and have a beautiful view of green grass, many tree variations, their own pond, and visitors from the animal kingdom. Sometimes it is a busy squirrel collecting food for winter or Canadian Geese and their babies, or even one of the Blue Herons that like to make a home near our creek. Today we were visited by this bird. Is it a Owl? No. Is it a Eagle? No. Is it a Hawk? Maybe, but what kind? These are the questions the children were asking today. Seeing nature in action helps bring the lessons of the classroom to life and stimulates the students to learn more about the world around them.