Rights Start Montessori

We are over in Koramangala at 13/14, tucked away from the really loud parts of the main roads. It’s a Montessori school, but mostly it just feels like a second home for the kids who come here. We’ve got the different rooms set up with all the wooden toys and materials you’d expect. Most mornings start with the sound of parents dropping off their little ones and a bit of a rush at the gate. The building itself is an older one, which gives it a bit of character compared to the new glass blocks you see popping up everywhere. We spend our days watching the children figure things out on their own. Sometimes they make a mess with the snacks or the art supplies, but that’s just part of how it goes. The staff here has been around for a bit, and we all know each other’s lunch schedules and favorite tea spots nearby. Koramangala has changed a lot, but our little corner stays pretty much the same. We don’t have any big fancy signs or anything. Just the name on the door. It’s mostly about the routine, the quiet work time, and making sure everyone is safe and learning something. Sometimes we have to fix a leaky tap or paint a wall, just like any other house. It’s a busy place but in a good, lively way. We like being here and seeing the kids grow up.