Starting in Grade 1, students develop problem-solving, prototyping, and teamwork skills through hands-on, project-based learning. They use a range of design tools, including hot glue guns and jigsaws, to bring their ideas to life.

Rooted in educational drama and woven through with music and dance, the course draws on picture books, real-life situations, and classic fairy tales. Students bring these stories to life through role-play and scene performances.

Across four units — painting and color, shape and collage, printmaking, and self-portrait — students explore color, line, shape, form, and creativity, and grow as confident makers using a range of media and tools.

Built around five core elements — tempo, dynamics, duration, rhythm, and pitch — the course blends body movement and Orff instruments (xylophone, glockenspiel, maracas, triangle, African drum) with chorus and performance.

Students build core skills in violin posture and music notation, study composers and styles across historical periods (Baroque, Classical, and beyond), and develop ensemble performance experience.

The program spans swimming, fundamental sports, and invasion games (hockey, basketball, floorball), along with golf, tennis, and Kung Fu.

Blends History, Geography, and PSHE (Personal, Social, Health and Economic Education), with themes ranging from festivals and Ancient Egypt to local geography, extreme Earth environments, family relationships, and physical and mental health.