Quest
Our innovative Quest curriculum in the Early Years Program is designed to spark a passion for knowledge in young minds, exploring the realms of the social, natural, and physical world. With a unique approach that fosters inquiry skills, our program provides students with captivating, contextual information that not only piques their curiosity but keeps them engaged throughout their educational journey.
The Quest program goes beyond traditional teaching methods. We focus on creating sensory-rich and stimulating experiences, allowing students to actively participate in their learning journey. This approach ensures that education becomes a captivating adventure, fostering a genuine interest in discovering new concepts.
Learning Area Purpose
The Quest program equips our young learners to
- Cultivate a mind of curiosity and inquiry.
- Participate in various sensory and stimulating experiences.
- Critically think and make sense of the information given to them.
Key Learning Experiences
Thoughtfully Chosen Topics
Quest Topics are carefully selected to sustain and pique children’s interests. Each topic is accompanied by clear learning outcomes and objectives, guiding students through a structured exploration of the chosen subject matter. This ensures that the learning experience is purposeful, enriching, and aligned with educational standards.
Core Process Skills
Throughout the Quest program, students develop essential process skills such as predicting, observing, hypothesising, and communicating. These skills are woven into the fabric of our learning experiences, empowering students to navigate and understand the world with a well-rounded set of abilities.
Key Learning Experiences
Thoughtfully Chosen Topics
Quest topics are meticulously chosen to capture and sustain children’s interests. Each topic has clear learning outcomes and objectives, guiding students through a structured exploration. This ensures a purposeful, enriching, and standards-aligned learning experience.
Core Process Skills
Throughout the Quest program, students develop essential process skills like predicting, observing, hypothesising, and communicating. These skills are woven into our learning experiences, empowering students to navigate and understand the world with a well-rounded set of abilities.
Lifelong Love of Learning