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Project Based Learning focuses on developing student ability to think critically and creatively, while collaborating on solving real-world problems across subject-areas. Students participate in mixed groups from all grades in order to develop and respond to a Driving Question. As students work towards developing their response, they acquire relevant knowledge and skills, learn about project management and execution, critique and revise their work, present it for an authentic audience, and reflect on what they have learnt.

Our students put a lot of effort into their projects, and as you can see the outcome was just awesome.

During PBL, students become more active, and this brings to role-playing, debate, seminars, writing, in-class activities. PBL projects require students to use content knowledge and skills from multiple academic domains to engage in inquiry, solution building, and product construction, which makes room for student choice, allowing students to feel like architects of their own learning journey. It also prepares students to accept and meet challenges in the real world, mirroring what professionals do every day.