The Primary Montessori education has been seen to be innovative in the way early childhood learning has been represented. It is not a traditional system of learning since it is focused on child-centered, practical life activities that help build independent learning and critical thinking. The philosophy was conceptualized by Dr. Maria Montessori and built around the nurturing of a child's exploration of his or her interests at his or her own pace. In doing so, by allowing a student to engage in self-directed activity, that student develops a lifetime habit of learning equipped with his/her growing career's capability to handle complex matters.

It will be built around the needs of development from age three to age six, wherein materials and activities ensure that these little ones have very broad exposure on studies such as math, language, and other cultural aspects within the Primary curriculum at Riverstone Montessori. In fact, this mixed-age group of children will typically interact such that even if the older learners are supposed to learn and revise, they benefit by sharing that knowledge while the younger lot learns. This kind of dynamic environment promotes not just academic skill but also social-emotional growth.

Parents wanting to provide their child with a balanced and truly fulfilling education should consider the merits of a Primary Montessori program. Preparation for future success both academically and personally has to do with independence, self-discipline, and respect for others. What the family is doing in its choice of a Primary Montessori is an investment in a broad education that respects the natural unfolding of their child.