Students of the Montessori Center have once again proven that talent knows no age!
Our young artists received well-deserved awards for their participation in the online ChildOpenArt contest, where their artworks stood out among hundreds of participants.

Grand Prix winners — Myroslava Hatsaniuk and Yaroslav Shyrma — impressed the jury with their bright, creative, and technically skillful works.
Alisa Zhukova took first place in her category, captivating the judges with the tenderness and expressiveness of her drawing.

We are truly proud of our young artists! Their love for art, inspiration, and dedication are the best rewards for their teachers and parents.
See more of the participants’ artworks on childopenart.com.
Together, we are shaping the future of Ukrainian art!

In the online gallery ChildOpenArt, we have created a space where young artists find a platform for self-expression — from the very first pencil line to a large-scale oil painting. Here you can explore the latest collections of artworks from September and October 2025, created by our school’s students, and immerse yourself in a creative world where color, form, and imagination reflect the strength of a new generation. The gallery showcases more than just drawings — it reveals the journey of growth, the courage to experiment, the ability to see and create, and the desire to express oneself through art.

The Montessori Center embodies the classical principles of personal development: it supports individuality, nurtures creative freedom, and combines time-tested teaching methods with modern approaches. In our space of art, music, and dance, a child gains more than a skill — they gain confidence, independence, and belief in their own voice. We believe that when a child has an environment where they are free to try and make mistakes, they grow not only into a master of their craft but also into a stronger, more self-assured person with wings ready to soar.