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Now accepting inquiries for 2027 enrollment

Nurturingindependence,creativity, andconfidence.

A Montessori preschool for children ages 3 to 5 on Granville Street in Vancouver. Rooted in Montessori philosophy and enriched with discovery, our program helps every child become a curious, confident learner.

The Granville House Montessori School building on Granville Street, a heritage home with an arched gable window, wraparound balconies, and a fenced front garden

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A $20 tour fee applies, payable by e-transfer or cash on the day of your tour.

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A calm, prepared place for children to grow.

At Granville House, children are encouraged to make choices, build independence, and develop a deep love of learning through carefully prepared environments and materials. We are proud to provide a safe, caring, and inspiring environment where each child can thrive.

See how we teach
  • Montessori practice

    Montessori education is rooted in hands-on exploration and respect for each child’s natural curiosity. Children are encouraged to make choices, build independence, and develop a deep love of learning.

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  • Foundations of early learning

    The preschool years are a time of incredible growth. Alongside language and math readiness, children build social-emotional skills, problem-solving abilities, and confidence in their own capabilities.

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  • Supporting young learners

    Families play an essential role in their child’s education. We share ideas and guidance to help parents support routines, concentration, and learning at home, creating consistency between school and family life.

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  • Home and school partnership

    We view education as a partnership. Strong connections between teachers, children, and families create a community where every child feels supported, understood, and inspired to thrive.

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Our supportive community

Granville House Montessori is more than a school. It is a close-knit community where every child is known and valued, and every family is welcomed.

Individual attention for every student

Teachers observe closely and give intentional lessons that meet each child where they are, nurturing confidence, independence, and a genuine love of learning.

Personalized learning

Each child is seen, known, and supported as an individual. Classrooms are designed so children can work at their own pace, revisit materials for mastery, and receive guidance tailored to their developmental stage. Teachers observe closely and give intentional lessons that meet each child where they are.

Early literacy and numeracy

Hands-on materials and individualized instruction build phonemic awareness, number sense, problem-solving skills, and concentration in a calm, purposeful environment. Children build understanding through exploration rather than memorization.

Social-emotional development

Strong, trusting relationships help children feel secure and confident expressing themselves. Through guided role-play and collaborative problem-solving, children learn to navigate social situations with empathy and respect, and to recognize and manage their feelings.

Enrichment and exploration

Art, practical life, movement, and cultural exploration let children express themselves and deepen their understanding of the world around them. Meaningful exploration builds academic readiness and joy in learning.

Montessori programming for confident, curious learners

Six core Montessori areas, enriched with language, movement, and social-emotional learning.

Joining Granville House

Our admissions process is designed to help families learn about our Montessori philosophy and how we partner with parents to support each child’s journey.

  1. 1

    Pre-registration

    Share your child’s basic details and your contact information. Our team follows up with next steps.

  2. 2

    Interview and tour

    Visit the school, ask your questions, and see what a typical day looks like in our classroom.

  3. 3

    Child visit

    A short classroom visit helps your child settle in and lets us plan a gentle transition.

  4. 4

    Offer of admission

    Families are notified of decisions along with the steps to confirm enrollment.

  5. 5

    Welcome

    You receive a welcome guide, key dates, and support for a smooth start.

Questions families ask

Can’t find what you’re looking for? Email registration@ghmschool.net or call 780-504-7860.

What ages do you accept, and what is the admissions process?

Granville House Montessori welcomes children during the preschool years, ages 3 to 5. Families begin by submitting a pre-registration form, after which we schedule a conversation and, when appropriate, a classroom visit. As spaces are limited, we encourage families to inquire early. Placement is offered based on program fit, availability, and readiness.

What are your hours, ratios, and licensing standards?

Granville House Montessori is a fully licensed early learning centre operating in accordance with provincial childcare regulations. We maintain appropriate teacher-to-child ratios to ensure close supervision, individualized attention, and a calm, well-supported classroom environment. Our hours and program structure are designed to provide consistency while supporting the needs of our families.

Is your program academically rigorous?

Our program provides a strong academic foundation through purposeful, hands-on learning. Children develop early literacy, numeracy, concentration, and executive functioning skills within a carefully prepared environment. Rather than accelerating children beyond their developmental readiness, we focus on depth, mastery, and cultivating a genuine love of learning.

Does my child need to be potty trained?

Yes. Children enrolled at Granville House Montessori are expected to be independently potty trained before starting the program. Independence in toileting is an important developmental milestone and supports a child’s confidence, self-regulation, and participation in the classroom routine. We encourage families to keep things consistent between home and school to support a smooth transition.

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Come see the classroom for yourself.

We are now accepting inquiries for 2027 enrollment. Book a school tour or connect with our team for program details and availability.