Explore Montessori 2026 · Biomimicry Park
Nature Has Already Solved It. Are We Observing Closely Enough?
28 November 2026 · 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM · Blue Blocks Montessori School, Tellapur, Hyderabad
The preparations for Explore Montessori 2026 are underway!
This year, our annual research and exhibition event takes on the theme Biomimicry, exploring how nature's designs, behaviours and systems can inspire solutions to human challenges.
Over the past few months, children and parents at Blue Blocks have been observing nature, investigating questions and translating their discoveries into research papers and 3D models.
On 28 November, these investigations will come together at Biomimicry Park, where visitors can interact with young researchers, explore nature-inspired innovations and experience installations that reveal the remarkable ways nature works.
What Can You Look Forward To?
Student-led Research
Discover the questions, observations and findings of our young researchers.
Nature-inspired Models
Explore how children have applied principles from nature to human challenges.
Interactive Installations
Experience fascinating adaptations, behaviours and systems from the natural world.
Conversations with Children
Hear young researchers share the thinking behind their projects.
Join Us at Biomimicry Park
We invite parents, educators, researchers, students, designers, nature enthusiasts and the wider community to be part of Explore Montessori 2026.
- Date
- Saturday, 28 November 2026
- Time
- 9:00 AM – 12:30 PM
- Venue
- Blue Blocks Montessori School, Tellapur, Hyderabad
- Entry
- Free · Prior registration required
Register to visit the Biomimicry Park
Free entry · External visitors must register and receive confirmation
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