Every subject, whether history, science, or language, is approached with curiosity and delight. Even the hardest lessons are infused with joy because the children see learning not as a chore but as a living, breathing pursuit.
The recognition of must is another human principle at work. Must in living means, I live under authority, I live in relationship, and I live responsibly.
At Ambleside we seek to instruct students in the roles and responsibilities of a citizen of one’s country. Veterans Day is an opportunity for such instruction.
In the home, parents are responsible for creating and maintaining a healthy atmosphere where children can experience love, joy, and peace.
We all have experiences that shape and form us. It could be the passing of a loved one, a serious illness, a book we read, a conversation with a mentor, or a teacher who profoundly impacted our life.
In a world where education often feels like a competition, the Ambleside Method offers a refreshing perspective: a school should be a sanctuary of belonging, joy, and disciplined harmony, where students learn not for rewards, but for the sheer delight of discovery and shared growth.
Kaleb recounts how he and Sarah discovered Ambleside and fell in love with its transformative approach to education and life.
Like so many of Charles Dickens’ wonderful characters, Thomas Gradgrind is a caricature but a caricature with a point.
During our search for a nurturing environment for our daughter, we discovered an Ambleside school and its unique educational philosophy.
Parents today encounter a modern problem when looking for living books, but the solution, which Miss Mason identifies for us, is ages-old, just the same as it’s always been.
