Shared in advance
Parents receive the activity goals, materials and timeline early, so families can plan ahead with ease.
In keeping with our Finnish-inspired philosophy, the school day is designed to be sufficient. Learners instead receive occasional home projects that extend a thematic unit already under way – and every one of them is an invitation for a parent to sit beside a child and spend meaningful time together.
Joyful, interactive, hands-on learning comes first – because children learn best when they love to learn.
Jain Heritage School · Teaching & Learning Philosophy
Three steps, and a family always knows what is expected before anything begins.
Parents receive the activity goals, materials and timeline early, so families can plan ahead with ease.
The task is built to be done alongside a parent: a conversation, an experiment, a small piece of making that belongs to both of you.
Work returns to the classroom to be presented and discussed, closing the loop between home and the unit being studied.
Our academic team is happy to walk you through a term’s worth of projects.