Creative learning in Berwyn, Pennsylvania

Berwyn Montessori is a renowned school located at 719 Berwyn Avenue in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, United States. Our institution follows the Montessori method of education, providing a nurturing and child-centered learning environment for children of all ages. With a focus on individualized learning and hands-on experiences, we strive to foster independence, creativity, and a love for learning in each of our students. Our experienced and dedicated staff are committed to helping children reach their full potential academically, socially, and emotionally. Join us at Berwyn Montessori and watch your child thrive!

Trinity Preschool of Berwyn, located at 50 Main Avenue in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, is a nurturing and supportive school for toddlers through Pre-K. Our hands-on, creative, and play-based programs provide young learners with a safe and joyful space to develop and grow. Our well-trained teachers prioritize each child's interests, culture, and individual growth, creating a warm and caring community for all families. At Trinity Preschool, we offer a unique and special learning experience that focuses on intentional teaching through play and hands-on experiences. Our curriculum is designed to help children thrive socially and academically, preparing them for kindergarten and beyond. Our Spring Plant Fundraiser is a great way to support our school and welcome the upcoming seasons.

The Timothy School, located at 973 Old Lancaster Road in Berwyn, Pennsylvania, is the oldest non-profit approved private school in the state dedicated to teaching students with autism. With almost 60 years of experience, our school focuses on understanding the strengths and uniqueness of each child with autism, providing specialized methods to enhance their educational opportunities. Our model program emphasizes Structured Teaching, Applied Behavior Analysis, Functional Communication, and Positive Behavioral Supports as core components of our curriculum. We strive to create a daily atmosphere that encourages students to practice skills in natural environments, while also individualizing instruction in creative ways to motivate them to increase their skills and independence.