Montessori

We consistently rely on Montessori education because it does justice to the child, maintains the joy of learning and is demonstrably successful.

Pupil’s point of view
Pedagogy
Organisation

International

We are international – and bilingual. From grade 1, children learn German and the world language English. We encourage openness to other cultures.

Language immersion
Cambridge Standards
Cultures

All day offer

School is more than just lessons. We offer support and leisure activities between water and forest, Monday to Friday from 7:30 to 18:00.

Daily routine
Our offers
Nature and forest education
Applications for the school year 2023/2024 are now open. We look forward to seeing you!

Our school between water and forest

The International Montessori School Berlin offers pupils in grades 1-6 the best conditions for starting school life. Around 120 children learn with us according to the principles of the reform pedagogue Maria Montessori. They learn German and English through language immersion. The children – no matter which language they speak – are always confronted with both languages.  As an open all-day school, we offer education and care from 7.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Our state-recognised primary school is located in the historic Landhaus Oppenheim, about 5 minutes from Wannsee station.

Enrolment

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News

Chess success for IMS

Chess enthusiasts are familiar with it: the Autumn Open 2022 for children under 10 took place in Berlin in November. The International Montessori School Berlin was represented by Petr Volodin.

Action days before the Christmas holidays

Sometimes I help, sometimes I am helped - sometimes I show something, sometimes I am shown something. Inter-grade learning and an exchange of children across different age groups is part of the Montessori pedagogy that is cultivated at IMS.

Christmas bazaar for classes 1-3

At IMS, the pre-Christmas activities have begun. At the Christmas Bazaar, classes 4-6 invented, made and staged a series of games for the younger ones. From "Save Santa's Hat" to "Search in the Snow" or the already traditional "X-mas Bowling"...