Through hands-on projects and immersive experiences, students engage deeply with real-world challenges building curiosity, resilience, and the confidence to explore, adapt, and discover beyond the classroom.
A launchpad for future changemakers, this pathway blends design thinking, ethical business, and problem-solving. Students learn to turn ideas into impact, build ventures with purpose, and develop an entrepreneurial mindset that’s valuable in any career.
A human-centered approach to solving problems creatively and systematically focusing on empathy, problem identification, ideation, prototyping and testing and iteration.
Understanding how interconnected parts create value and addressing complex, real-world challenges.Systems Mapping, stakeholder analysis, feedback loops and scalability:
The moral and responsible dimensions of innovation and entrepreneurship.
Ethical decision, social impact, environmental responsibility, equity & inclusion and transparency & accountability.
Blending creative design with sound business principles to build viable, profitable ventures.
Business model design, financial literacy, Go-to-Market strategy, customer discovery, pitch & funding
At the Garage, ideas become reality. A dynamic innovation hub designed for entrepreneurs, makers, and visionaries. With state-of-the-art resources and an inspiring environment, it’s the epicentre for entrepreneurial spirit and forward-thinking ventures.
Tackle real problems using empathy and creativity
Follow the design thinking process end-to-end
Test solutions with actual users
Iterate based on feedback
Develop a business concept or product idea
Create business plans and financial models
Build a minimum viable product (MVP)
Pitch to investors and stakeholders
Partner with NGOs, social enterprises, or companies
Solve their actual problems
See your innovations implemented in the real world
Understand the full lifecycle of innovation
Learn from entrepreneurs and industry leaders
Get feedback from experienced mentors
Build relationships in the startup ecosystem
Access resources and partnerships
The Making Pathway brings ideas to life through hands-on exploration of engineering, craftsmanship, and technology. Our students experiment, build, and learn by doing- developing patience, precision, resilience, and confidence through making with their hands.
Hands-on methods and step-by-step processes for creating. Utilising tools and power tools, woodworking, metalsmithing, pottery, ceramics, weaving, textile work. Digital fabrication like 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC machining
Practical proficiency with a wide range of making tools. Hand and power tools like saws, chisels, hammers, files, carving tools. Craft equipment: Pottery wheels, looms, kilns, welding torches, jewelry tools
Understanding and working creatively with diverse materials. Hard materials: Wood, metal, stone, ceramics, glass Soft materials: Textiles, leather, rubber, clay Innovative materials: Recycled plastics, bio-materials, composites.
Making with environmental consciousness and responsibility. Circular economy principles {reduce, reuse, recycle, repurpose), Zero-waste design thinking
The Makery is a dynamic makerspace for students where curiosity meets creation. Our collaborative hub is equipped with cutting-edge tools and resources, empowering students to turn ideas into reality.
Work on real problems in your community
Design and build solutions that help
Collaborate with peers and mentors
Test your creations with actual users
Express yourself through making
Create purely for creativity’s sake
Explore aesthetics, form, and meaning
Showcase your artistic vision
Build functional prototypes
Solve problems that exist in the real world
Test, iterate, and refine
Present your innovations
Master one tool or technique at a time
Build competency progressively
Learn from mentors and peers
Practice until proficiency
The Design Pathway equips learners to cultivate a deep understanding and appreciation for design thinking, creativity, and problem-solving principles across various disciplines.
Creating innovative products that solve real problems and meet market needs.
Think about function and beauty together.
Example: Designing ergonomic school furniture or a sustainable water bottle.
Precise, detailed representations of designs for engineering, architecture, and technical fields. Blueprint skills, precision drawing, 2D and 3D visualisation. How buildings, machines, and structures come to life on paper first.
Understanding and working creatively with diverse materials. Hard materials: Wood, metal, stone, ceramics, glass Soft materials: Textiles, leather, rubber, clay Innovative materials: Recycled plastics, bio-materials, composites.
Making with environmental consciousness and responsibility. Circular economy principles {reduce, reuse, recycle, repurpose), Zero-waste design thinking
Our art and design studio- The Artistree, is a vibrant sanctuary for imagination, blending innovation with the beauty of craftsmanship. Our learners explore our gallery, where every stroke tells a story, and each creation is a masterpiece.
Work on real design challenges from start to finish
Learn by doing, not just listening
Each project builds your portfolio
Sample all four design areas
Discover what excites you most
Combine disciplines in your own work
Learn to show your ideas clearly
Master both digital tools and hand sketching
Understand how design communicates meaning
Collaborate with peers
Get feedback from teachers and mentors
Showcase your work in The Artistree gallery
This pathway looks beyond coding to examine how technology shapes society. Students explore computing systems, data, networks, and programming while engaging with critical questions around ethics, privacy, and AI- preparing them to build technology thoughtfully and responsibly.
Understand hardware, software, and networks.
Explore how devices work, from processors to the internet.
Collect, analyse, and extract insights from data. Learn how networks connect the digital world.
Design solutions and write code. Progress from Scratch to Python to Java- create real software.
Explore privacy, ethics, cybersecurity, and digital citizenship. Use technology for positive change.
This dynamic pathway unfolds within “The Park”, a vibrant studio space engaged with exploration, collaboration and critical thinking.
Social issues are addressed through design thinking and technology,
Solutions like apps, awareness campaigns
Resource-sharing platforms.
The complexities of AI are explored, focusing on ethical concerns such as bias, privacy, and job displacement, while promoting responsible AI use.
Initiatives are developed to improve tech access, including workshops, accessible resources, or tailored solutions for underserved communities.
