We integrate Subject Enrichment Activities, Projects, and Practical Work into our curriculum to make learning interactive and application-based.
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Subject Enrichment Activities for Languages, Literature, Social Science, Mathematics and Computer Application.
For our primary students, engaging Subject Enrichment Activities are integrated into the curriculum to make learning interactive and enjoyable. These activities include storytelling, role-playing, creative writing, mathematical puzzles, map work, and art-integrated projects, helping students build a strong foundation in various subjects.
As students progress, our curriculum includes projects, and practical work and subject-specific enrichment activities based on the nature of the subject:
1.) Project Work for Non-Lab-Based Subjects- Languages, Literature, Social Science - History, Civics, Geography, and Mathematics.
Language & Literature: Debate, poetry recitation, essay writing, and dramatization.
Science Experiments: Hands-on lab experiments to develop scientific inquiry.
Social Science: Model-making, field visits, timeline projects, and case studies.
Mathematics: Real-life problem-solving, mathematical modeling, and concept-based projects.
2.) Practical for Lab-Based Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Applications.
Physics & Chemistry: Practical applications of theoretical concepts through experiments.
Biology: Lab work, model-making, and real-world biological explorations.
Computer Applications: Coding projects, software simulations, and hands-on technical learning.
Our project-based learning approach encourages students to explore topics in-depth, apply their knowledge practically, and develop essential research and presentation skills. Through these activities, we aim to make learning more meaningful and engaging for every student.