ANCHOR PROJECTS

Our students actively participate in projects that make a positive impact on the community, promote sustainability, and equip them with essential 21st-century skills. Through Anchor Projects and the IB CAS Program, they deepen their connection to the environment by dedicating time, talent, and resources to understanding local challenges and proposing real-world solutions.

From Kindergarten to 8th grade, students engage in activities like recycling, composting, managing the chicken coop, protecting monkeys, conserving water and energy on campus, sustainable agriculture, and gardening.
In 9th and 10th grades, they dive into the Pre-CAS Program, focusing on projects that directly benefit the local community.
In 11th and 12th grades, through the IB CAS Program, students have the opportunity to design and lead their own projects, creating initiatives that have a meaningful impact on the community.

WHAT IS AN ANCHOR PROJECT?

Projects that strengthen the student's connection with the community by dedicating time, talent, energy and resources to propose solutions to community concerns. The projects are led by the students themselves and the teacher acts as a facilitator, intervening according to the needs and skills of the group.

What is the objetive?

To provide students with year long, hands-on learning experiences that positively impact the community, promote sustainability and environmental stewardship, encourage entrepreneurship, and foster 21st century skills.

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