Project-based/Problem-based Learning

Project-based learning (PBL) provides opportunities for students to actively engage in meaningful tasks. The purpose of PBL is to enhance our students’ questioning, investigating and generic skills, develop positive values and broaden students’ horizon through local and overseas excursions as well as through different interdisciplinary activities. The project is framed by an authentic problem to solve or a question to answer, and involves students making decisions about the project, including how they work and what they create. Students give, receive and use feedback to improve their process and products. They make their project work public by explaining, displaying and presenting to the community, including and beyond the classroom.

German bread making in progress
German bread making in progress
German bread tasting - yum!
German bread tasting - yum!
Exploring Mexico cultures
Exploring Mexico cultures
Paper mache - which animal are we making?
Paper mache - which animal are we making?
Do you know how to preserve the wild animals? Let’s ask them
Do you know how to preserve the wild animals? Let’s ask them
Presentation in School Hall
Presentation in School Hall
Museum Visit
Museum Visit
Exploring Animal Habitats
Exploring Animal Habitats
Discover Our Community
Discover Our Community
Discover Our Community
Discover Our Community