The Work Record

Take the key elements of the method into everything you do — without compromising them.

Whichever school you are — a purist AMI house, a pure Montessori school, or an emerging kindergarten finding its way — this lets you hold what the method already does, in a form you can see and show. Nothing is added to the child’s day.

What we give you.

The Work Record, reimagined

Photograph the work — never the child — and the material's own control of error reads it: the record keeps itself, the gauge holds for each child and for the class, and the term report goes home in the house style — development, never a number on a child.

In pilotLive with our first schools this year.

The Guide's Companion

A printable album card for every material — the sentences, the control of error, what opens next — a planning view that turns ticked work into what the field opens, and the sourced album behind both. Free, no login.

Available now

The Sound of the Work

The language strand is spoken at this age, and sound is what a photograph cannot read — a voice layer that listens the way the record looks: against the work itself, never a number on a child.

Pilot, with consentRecordings are never kept without a school's explicit consent framework.

The Foundation

Every sentence we stand on, with the page it came from — the whole evidence base is open, checkable, and free forever.

Free forever

The record speaks the method’s own language: observation, control of error, follow the child. No child is photographed, no number is ever attached to a child, and nothing is estimated — every placement traces to a sentence in a public-domain Montessori volume, with the page one click away. If you would like to check that yourself, all of it is in the science.

Talk to us about your schoolDownload the one-page summary (PDF)