It isn't about stuffing young minds with facts and figures. It's about tapping into their curiosity, exploring topics and themes together, having a discussion rather than delivering a lecture.
We group subjects that have a natural synergy. We encourage young people to explore links between different disciplines and to follow longer projects that pique their interest. Most of all, it’s fun.
We want our pupils to become active thinkers and learners and that means giving them the tools and experience to do so.
We develop good learning habits and positive attitudes, to help young people prepare for the opportunities and challenges life throws up. .
We embrace new technology, focusing on how it can convey concepts and enhancing learning in new ways.
Our integrated projects allow pupils to explore their ideas, as they work creatively and collaboratively across subjects.
Watch students exploring echoes of scientific change in Shakespeare’s work, by investigating Galileo's science.
Both experiments required precision and analytical thinking. Students of all year groups showed initiative, independent thinking and lots of cooperation and collaboration.