NextGen’s Project-Based Learning (PBL) program for primary students is designed to foster hands-on, inquiry-based learning that integrates multiple subjects like Social Studies, Science and Literacy. Through real-world projects, students actively explore topics, encouraging critical thinking, creativity, and collaboration.

PBL helps students develop essential skills such as communication, problem-solving, and teamwork while making cross-disciplinary connections.

Examples include community explorations, creating gardens, designing playgrounds all aimed at boosting engagement and motivation. This approach enhances ownership of learning, promotes practical problem-solving, and builds confidence in young learners.

NextGen's Project-Based Learning (PBL) program enables students to engage in learning that naturally connects multiple disciplines.

The PBL approach also promotes active problem-solving, where students collaborate to address challenges, encouraging them to think critically about how different subjects relate to each other. By engaging in tasks that require input from various fields, students begin to view knowledge as a cohesive whole rather than isolated subjects, which supports a deeper and more integrated understanding of the world around them. This method not only reinforces academic content but also prepares students to think in ways that mirror real-world problem-solving scenarios.