Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — Satori meets and exceeds Malta's national curriculum requirements while enriching the learning experience with project-based work, AI-assisted personalisation, and cultural exposure that goes far beyond standard expectations. Students will be fully prepared for any national assessments.

Satori Academy serves students from ages 3 to 16, organised in multi-age cohorts rather than rigid year groups. This allows natural mentorship, peer learning, and pacing that matches each child's development rather than their birthdate.

We maintain a maximum of 15 students per learning cohort, with a minimum of two educators present at all times. This ensures every child receives individualised attention, meaningful feedback, and the space to be truly known by their mentors.

Satori draws inspiration from Montessori's respect for the child, Waldorf's emphasis on creativity, and Reggio Emilia's inquiry-driven approach — but uniquely integrates AI-powered personalisation and digital literacy. We see ourselves as a next-generation synthesis: honouring the best of progressive education while embracing the tools of the future.

Traditional homework is rare at Satori. Instead, students may bring home passion projects, reading, or reflective journals. We believe that after a full, rich day of learning, evenings are best spent with family, in nature, or pursuing personal interests.

AI tutors personalise academic learning in real time — adjusting difficulty, pacing, and content to each student. Educators are freed to focus on mentorship, creative facilitation, and human development. Technology is a tool, never a replacement for human connection.

Absolutely not. Screen time is carefully balanced with hands-on projects, movement, outdoor learning, art, and face-to-face collaboration. AI-guided sessions typically make up one to two focused hours per day, with the rest of learning happening through human-led, embodied experiences.

Student safety and data privacy are paramount. All AI systems are hosted on secure, GDPR-compliant infrastructure. Student data is never sold or shared with third parties. Parents have full transparency and access to their child's learning data at all times.

Wellbeing is not an add-on at Satori — it's the foundation. Every day includes mindfulness practices, emotional check-ins, and community circles. Trained mentors are equipped to support social-emotional development, and we maintain close partnerships with child psychology professionals for additional support when needed.

We use restorative practices rather than punitive discipline. Children learn conflict resolution skills through community circles and guided mediation. Our small cohort sizes mean that every child is seen, and issues are addressed early with compassion and accountability.

Satori's personalised model is naturally inclusive. AI tutors adapt to different learning profiles, and our small cohort sizes allow for individualised support. We work closely with families and external specialists to create tailored learning plans for children with additional needs.

Tuition is structured to be competitive with Malta's top independent schools. We also offer early-bird pricing for founding families who register before our inaugural year. Please visit our enrolment page or contact us directly for the latest fee schedule.

Our flagship campus will be located in Malta. The exact location will be announced as we finalise our premises — designed to provide ample natural light, outdoor learning spaces, and a calm, inspiring environment. Register your interest to receive location updates.

The core learning day runs from 8:30am to 3:00pm. We offer optional extended care from 7:30am and enrichment programmes until 5:00pm, including creative workshops, sports, and interest-led clubs.

Absolutely. We will host regular open days, campus tours, and family conversations for interested parents. Register your interest and we'll invite you to our next event.

Satori Academy is scheduled to launch its inaugural cohort in 2026. Founding families who register early will receive priority placement, early-bird pricing, and the opportunity to shape the school's culture from day one.