Featured Projects
The GIoCT team, along with its partners, has been engaged in many creative thinking projects that impact education, the local industries, and the community at large. Here we feature both new and well-developed creativity in education projects that brings to life our vision of creative thinking.
Read on for some examples of successfully executed projects between 2018 and 2022.
The SAIL Curriculum
The SAIL Curriculum is a student-led extended curriculum weaved through subjects and interdisciplinary learning in and beyond the classroom aimed to nurture independence, inquisitiveness, creativity, and collaboration among students aged 15-18 years old.
Math and Embedded Systems
The Math and Embedded Systems targets students aged 15-17 years old. The school encourages student creativity and innovation through interdisciplinary project-based learning within and outside classrooms, where they are offered plenty opportunities to research design and carry their ideas into real-world competitions.
Auto Expo Park
The primary school takes advantage of the booming local automobile industry to create experiential learning though the "Auto Expo Park" program for children aged 7-8 years old, which is part of a broader creative curriculum called Automobile and Life.
Beginners' Farming Tools
As part of a wider “Farming Season” curriculum, the D&T course provides 9-10 years old with an immersive environment where farm tools are used as the carrier for learning. Children are expected to learn knowledge in science, history, art and programming, grow hands-on skills and become owners of their learning.
Rosebud Lane
The Rosebud Lane is a real-world learning project integrating the resources of the local community aimed to enhance the hands-on abilities and creativity of middle school students aged 12-14 years old, encouraging young people to use their multidisciplinary knowledge to creatively solve problems in society.
A FQ Course for Children
Financial literacy education covers economics, finance, mathematics, statistics and even psychology. A Financial Quotient Course for Children is a comprehensive course consisted of various modules developed for students aged 13-14.
ATSC
The Aerospace Technology School-level Course (ATSC) is an extended learning program for student aged 12-13 years. Partnering up with local aircraft manufacturers and international organizations in the industry, the school promotes creativity and innovation in education, fosters interdisciplinary learning in secondary school classrooms, and prepares ambitious and creative global citizens.
Inventors Assembled
The Inventors Assembled is part of a wider creative curriculum consisted of science and eco-learning for younger children and AI, smart manufacturing, and maker's workshop for older students. With German and engineering capacity support from the University, the school offers a diverse and international learning experience.
Creativity and Life
The Creativity & Life is a STEM+ curriculum to nurture curiosity and stimulate creativity among year group 1-9 pupils (6-14 years of age) through project-based and research-based learning courses, such as “design a bird feeder”, “design a water purification system”, and “design a bionic mechanic arm”.
