OUR CURRICULUM

Real Skills for Real Life šŸ«

Together School transforms after-school hours into adventures that matter. We blend the wisdom of proven pedagogies—Montessori's independence, Reggio's creativity, Forest School's resilience—with the tools of tomorrow, creating learning that's both timeless and future-ready.

šŸŽ“ Guiding Principles

Learn by Doing

Projects over worksheets. Real problems over textbook exercises. Children build, create, fail, and try again—developing mastery through practice.

Learn Together

Mixed ages, multiple mentors. Children learn from peers, parents, retirees, and experts. Everyone teaches, everyone learns.

Learn What Matters

Future-ready skills through today's adventures. Critical thinking through treasure hunts. Coding through game creation. Leadership through real responsibility.

Branded like Apple, structured like Montessori 3.0

🧱 Core Curriculum Pillars

Academic Core

English, humanities, maths and science through real problems.

Personal Mastery

Emotional literacy, mindfulness, self-motivation.

Physical Literacy

Movement, sports, nutrition

Creative Arts

Voice, imagination and artistic expression

Maker Skills

Hands-on problem-solving with real tools and materials

Life Skills

Independence through cooking, budgeting, and household management

Digital & AI

Safe, critical, creative use of tech

Entrepreneurship

Design thinking, micro-businesses, real audiences.

Culture & Citizenship

Local roots, global awareness, purposeful action

Core Competencies

  • Self-awareness & emotional regulation

    Check-ins, mindfulness practices, and reflection journals help children understand their emotions and develop healthy coping strategies.

  • Critical thinking & problem-solving

    Real-world challenges, Socratic questioning, and design thinking projects teach children to analyze, evaluate, and create solutions.

  • Communication & collaboration

    Mixed-age groups, peer teaching, and community presentations build confident speakers and empathetic team players.

  • Creativity & innovation

    Open-ended projects, artistic expression, and maker spaces encourage original thinking and creative risk-taking.

  • Resilience & adaptability

    Learning through failure, changing environments, and unexpected challenges builds mental toughness and flexibility.

  • Ethics & integrity

    Real responsibility, moral reasoning discussions, and community service develop strong character and principled decision-making.

  • Systems thinking

    Interdisciplinary projects and community connections help children see patterns, relationships, and big-picture perspectives.

  • Cultural competence

    Local community engagement and global awareness activities foster respect, understanding, and inclusive thinking.

šŸ“ˆ Outcome Goals

Instead of traditional test scores, we measure:

Confidence

Measured

Self-reporting, public presentations, peer feedback

Emotional Intelligence

Measured

Roleplays, group projects, reflection journals

Real-world Skills

Measured

Business launched, meal cooked, budget managed

Mastery, not memorisation

Measured

Mastery transcripts, portfolio reviews

Readiness for Future

Measured

College or career aligned projects, AI fluency

šŸƒšŸ½ā€ā™‚ļøā€āž”ļø How We Learn: Sprint-Based Challenges

Every 4-6 weeks, we dive into a new real-world challenge. Children learn by doing, fail safely, and build genuine confidence.

Teacher and student working together on a project

Week 1-2: Explore

Understand the challenge, build teams, investigate ideas

Week 3-4: Create

Design solutions, make prototypes, test ideas

Week 5-6: Share

Present, celebrate learning, reflect on growth

Every sprint culminates in something tangible: a garden planted, a business launched, a performance staged, a problem solved.

Core Competencies in Every Sprint: Critical thinking • Creativity • Communication • Collaboration • Character • Cultural awareness • Confidence • Self-regulation

What this means for your child

Confidence and capability that compounds. Progress isn't measured in grades but in growing independence, teamwork, deepening curiosity, and real accomplishments.

Confidence

Self-reporting, public presentations, peer feedback

Required

Emotional Intelligence

Empathy, group projects, reflection journals

Required

Real-world Skills

Business launches, civic actions, project management

Required

Mastery, not memorization

Mastery transcripts, portfolio reviews

Required

Readiness for Future

College or career, apprenticeships, IB Ready

Required
Children cooking together in a kitchen
QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions šŸ¤”

Everything you need to know about Together School and how it works.