As an IB-PYP authorized school, we have launched the “Garden Project,” a food and agriculture program that utilizes our expansive campus to bring the IB philosophy of “holistic education” to life.

Linking agriculture with food as a form of inquiry-based learning—a hallmark of international schools—we have developed an exciting, transdisciplinary curriculum that integrates various subjects. By getting their hands in the soil to grow, harvest, cook, and eat their own produce, students engage in a process rich with elements of inquiry, including science, ecology, and economics.

Through this project, our experiential lessons aim to help each student understand the “interconnectedness of life” and develop “essential life skills,” embodying our commitment to educating the whole child. We are currently expanding the garden area and have established the “Garden Donation Project” to enhance our facilities and provide an even more impactful learning environment.

Please visit the link below for more details on the project.

About the Garden Donation Project >>