HWA International School offers summer camp programs based on the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum, aiming to develop students’ critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork skills. The summer camp consists of six interdisciplinary themes covering areas such as language, mathematics, science, social studies, arts, political science, and economics. These themes include “Who We Are,” “Time and Space,” “Expressing Ourselves,” “How the World Works,” “Organizations,” and “Sharing the Planet.” HWA International School is the first bilingual IB international school in Singapore that integrates overseas Chinese cultural characteristics, providing comprehensive bilingual and bicultural programs from kindergarten to pre-university level. To allow students to experience the unique educational approach of the school, they offer short-term summer school courses.
In the summer camp, experienced and dedicated teachers will guide students through a series of activities to help them explore their self-identity, family, community, and cultural backgrounds. They will gain an understanding of the development of human history and culture, learn various ways of self-expression, investigate the workings of the natural and human world, acquire knowledge of social organization, management, and leadership methods, and learn how to be responsible citizens, how to protect our planet, and how to propose solutions. Through the summer camp, students have the opportunity to make new friends, explore new subjects, learn new skills, and become more well-rounded individuals in a fun and supportive environment.
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Theme：Who we are
Location：Gardens by the Bay
Gardens by the bay is renowned for its unique natural landscape. You can enjoy the beauty and grandeur of nature and learn how our human identity is intimately linked with nature .
Theme：Sharing the Planet
Location：Sustainable Singapore Gallery
The exhibition hall introduces students to the concept of resource management and recycling through multimedia displays and interactive experiences.
Theme：How We Express Ourselves
Location：National Gallery
The National Gallery features many interactive exhibitions that allow students to participate and explore the world of art. Through these activities, students can try to express their ideas and emotions.
Theme：How the World Works
Location： Science Center
The social and cultural exhibitions in the Science Center allow students to understand how society and culture influence the way the world operates.
Theme：Time and Space
Location：Merlion Park
Merlion Park is one of Singapore’s iconic attractions where students can learn about Singapore’s history and culture and reflect on how to express and embody local history and culture in designing and building urban parks.
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