'Project Circuit' is an experiential, interdisciplinary learning programme that uses travel-based field immersion to help children connect academic learning with real-world understanding. Designed especially for under-resourced students, it runs multiple theme-based trips across the year—on topics such as sustainability, food systems, tribal culture, biodiversity, livelihoods, etc. Each trip includes structured pre-learning, on-field observation, community interaction, and post-trip reflection. Through inquiry-led exploration, storytelling, and collaborative projects, learners build knowledge and apply it meaningfully. The programme focuses equally on academic, emotional, and skill development, enabling students to grow as confident, curious learners and socially aware global citizens.
Project Circuit develops Planning, Problem Solving, and Teamwork as core skills across all learning journeys. The trips are mapped to specific skill steps from the Skills Builder Universal Framework. Icons are embedded in activity plans and student reflection tools. Students participate in real-life challenges and then reflect on their contributions through guided questions and peer conversations. Pre- and post-assessments help track meaningful progress over time.