The Madame Curie School of Science & Technology

The first 5 years in a child's brain development are crucial. Research shows that this is the time when the brain is creating new connections and developing at the most rapid pace it ever will. With each passing second during these first 5 years, young brains develop 700 synapses, the neural connections that support learning and the development of skill sets.

Accordingly, it is important to take advantage of this incredible time—the brain absorbs information like a sponge.

A child's development rests primarily on the environment, exposure, and attention received during these formative years. Habits and interests formed young generally reverberate throughout adult life.

Our philosophy at The Madame Curie School is to provide a nurturing environment where ideas abound. Our goal is to nurture your child to be a problem-solver early in life so that he or she may deliberate, look for, and discover solutions in both academic and everyday situations. Academically, we want to inculcate enjoyment in the mystery of Science, the empowerment of Math skills, the beauty of language, the fun in play, and—in general—the sheer joy of learning.

Beyond that, we want to impart students with the wisdom we would like them to bring into adulthood—kindness, compassion, respect and self-esteem.