Whole Curriculum
Transdisciplinary themes are at the heart of our education
Our transdisciplinary themes based curriculum is student-centered and concept-driven. Through the combination of dynamic and static games and activities, we support students to effectively interact with the environment, and cultivate students’ holistic development, including social integration, emotional, physical, and cognitive development.
Transdisciplinary Themes
The topics covered include common sense, natural science, self-cognition, emotion, social interactions, and other topics relevant to daily life.
Inquiry-based Subjects
6 major disciplines we focus on:
- Language
- Mathematics
- Science
- Social Studies
- Personal/Social/Physical Education
- Arts
Extra Curriculum Activities
Core activities：
- Taekwondo
- Music & rhythm
- Drama
- Choir
- Public speaking
Electives：
- IT
- Art
- Language
- Sports
- Cooking
- Gardening
- Life skills
Whole Curriculum
The most natural approach for children to discover and identify the world is via games. We create circumstances that are relevant to children’s life, pique their curiosity, lead them to inquire and find solutions, and encourage them to open up in play through music rhythms, visual arts, and theatre performance.
In the process of hands-on scientific exploration, children’s imagination and creativity are constantly stimulated. They try to express their understanding in various ways. They gradually develop their problem-solving, inquiry, and logical thinking skills, and they learn to perceive the world from a scientific perspective.
By learning different languages, experiencing different customs and foods, taking part in various activities, children nurture their minds, broaden their horizons, and foster their understanding and respect for multiculturalism, and becoming a global citizen with international-mindedness and a lifelong love of learning.
We help children cultivate international mindedness, empathy, and tolerance through the diets of different countries. In the hands-on process, not only can they experience the joy of making world cuisines, but they can also taste delicious specialties.
- Outdoor inquiry
Enough time spent in the great outdoors, as well as diverse and engaging physical activities, will help them maintain a healthy body and reach their full potential.
We provide children with the opportunity to experience the outdoors, taking them to parks, beaches, botanical gardens, museums, science museums, zoos, shopping centers, and social organizations (food banks, nursing homes, etc.) to learn about the world in-person. Field trips provide children with opportunities to foster life skills/interpersonal skills.
