Ange Guinness
Early Years Specialist Educator
Born in Harare, Zimbabwe, Ange’s work in early childhood education has been shaped by a deep belief in the power of early relationships, play, and belonging. Her journey began volunteering at the S.O.S. Children’s Village in Harare, where she witnessed firsthand how nurturing early experiences can shape a child’s lifelong well-being.
Having taught in Montessori and international schools across Harare, London, and Budapest, Ange brings together the thoughtful structure of Montessori education with the child-led, inquiry-based philosophy of Reggio Emilia. Following her studies at the Reggio Emilia training center in Italy, she helped establish one of Budapest’s first Reggio-inspired Early Childhood centers, where she was recognized for her leadership and dedication to mentoring educators.
At the heart of Ange’s work is the belief that every child is born capable, curious, and full of potential. She sees parents as a child’s first and most important teachers and values relationships built on trust, observation, and partnership. Ange holds a Master’s degree in Educational Leadership.
