Communication
Collaboration
Creativity
Critical Thinking
Citizenship
Where Fun Meets Learning
- We provide a challenging and rewarding education through a practical, transdisciplinary approach through learning expeditions and Project-Based Learning to develop 21st-century competencies. (5 Cs- communication, collaboration, creativity, critical thinking, and citizenship)
- We offer an IB curriculum and Project-Based Learning principles to ensure all students thrive. Our curriculum is engaging and designed around real-world issues, fostering collaboration and positive change in the community.
- Our expeditions enhance practical knowledge and skills through objective-based learning designed by teachers around real-world issues. This approach motivates students and increases engagement levels.
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Communication
Collaboration
Creativity
Critical Thinking
Citizenship
- We endeavor to ignite our students' passion for scientific inquiry, historical analysis, artistic expression, and intrinsic curiosity through an investigative approach to real-world problems.
- We strive to eliminate the boundary between school and the world, exposing students to their community's rich diversity and instilling an innovative spirit.
Project-Based Learning (PBL)
Wholehearted purposeful activity in a social and authentic context.
At Surana High Tech International School, we believe learning is not just about absorbing information. It is about going through those ‘wow’ moments as learners, adventurers, discoverers, innovators, researchers, and presenters. Therefore, projects with learning expeditions with authentic learning tasks are designed with real-world problems to help students learn concepts and navigate through different areas of study.
Advantages of PBL
- PBL helps develop communication, logic, and collaboration skills and provides students with a well-rounded education.
- PBL encourages the students to put knowledge into action by creating tangible projects and showcasing their work in public spaces.
- With PBL, students take ownership of their education by reflecting on their learning process, asking fundamental questions, and making a real difference in the world.
Key features of Project-Based Learning:
Where head, hands and heart meet the world.
- All children are included.
- Analysis is favored over memorization.
- Project-Based Learning has deadlines; teachers and students come together to create schedules for task completion.
- Children work individually, in small groups or as a whole class.
- Ample interaction with peers, adults, and the community to gain perspectives.
- Different areas of learning are integrated to create a final product.
- Finally, children share their learning publicly through assemblies, exhibitions, charts, posters, booklets, open houses and displays of models where the process is emphasised.
- 21st-century skills like verifying information, learning to describe, building interpretative ability, presenting findings, and facing queries confidently.
Ethics on Excellence
If you are doing something, you should do it well.
Education should be about developing strong character and work ethic. Our curriculum has an undeterred focus on the quality of work and character development.
- Our students’ work embodies who they are. Personal reflections are encouraged to help them evolve as mindful learners.
- Students create beautiful work through repeated critique sessions and endeavour to create products that match professionals’ work.
- The systematic, organised way of working together develops habits of mind and heart, which bring about character values like diligence, intellectual curiosity, courage, craftsmanship, compassion and integrity.
- In a school environment like ours, students enjoy their learning with the freedom to develop their projects meaningfully.
