At Sabot School, we embrace the Reggio Emilia Approach, which is grounded in a profound respect for the "Image of the Child." This concept recognizes each child as a capable, curious, and competent individual who actively contributes to their learning environment. Our educational philosophy values children's rights to engage with their interests and ideas, promoting a community where their voices are heard and respected. In our dynamic classrooms, children work collaboratively on meaningful projects, driven by provocations that spark inquiry and exploration. This approach not only fosters independent thinking but also encourages creativity across various mediums, allowing students to express themselves through art, music, and other forms of communication.

Central to our philosophy is the belief that joy and rigor in learning are not opposing forces. Through hands-on experiences, both indoors and outdoors, we create an environment that invites curiosity and nurtures a lifelong love of learning. With access to our 106-acre Larus Park, students engage with nature, deepening their understanding of the world around them. Our curriculum integrates academic rigor with the joy of discovery, ensuring that children develop essential skills for the 21st century.