History

Lotti & Maxim Montessori's History

Founded by Judit Kun, Lotti & Maxim Montessori School opened its doors in the fall of 2014 as a small Montessori daycare in downtown Budapest. From its humble beginnings with just a few children aged two to six, the institution has grown into a thriving Montessori community with three campuses: Buda, Pest, and Kecskemét.



• Buda Campus – Located on a beautiful 2.5-hectare park in Hárshegy, surrounded by ancient trees, this campus houses both a kindergarten and an elementary school, serving children from toddler age through eighth grade. Built in 1962 specifically for educational purposes, the campus also features a standard sports hall.
• Pest Campus – Situated in the heart of the city on Egyetem Square, this campus is housed in the historic building that once served as the Capital Pedagogical Institute, named after renowned psychologist and educator Ferenc Mérei.
• Kecskemét Campus – This campus is located in a Hungarian Art Nouveau villa built in 1923. Operating as a kindergarten since 1942, the villa was entrusted to our institution by the city of Kecskemét to provide a Montessori kindergarten where English is the primary language of instruction.
  

Lotti



Lotti is a dedicated student at Kuper Academy in Montreal, Quebec, where she has been studying since the age of 11. Selected for the prestigious International Youth Program and an active member of the Canadian Student Leadership Association, Lotti stands out as one of the top students at Kuper Academy. Her academic excellence and leadership reflect the core values our institution strives to embody.

Maxim

Maxim is a graduating student at Pierrefonds Community High School (PCHS QC), also located in Montreal. He serves as the assistant captain of the West Island Montreal hockey team and has been pursuing his education in Canada since he was 14. Maxim has recently been accepted into a commercial pilot training program in Florida, USA, fulfilling his long-held dream of becoming a pilot. His commitment, discipline, and perseverance continue to inspire our school community.