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Community & Celebrations: Bringing Learning to Life

byPapagoyaOnline & In-person at Frazer Town, Cambridge Layout & Kumara ParkStarts from1,500 per parent-child pairView full gallery

Our community events are extensions of the classroom, where children share their discoveries and milestones with the people who matter most. We believe in marking these moments with joy, connection, and pride.

It's always bittersweet to say goodbye to our Kindergarteners. We watch them grow from tiny toddlers into confident little humans, and our graduation ceremony is a special celebration of all they've become.

Our annual art showcase is a journey of self-expression. We displayed the children's work in a real gallery, a beautiful moment of pride where they saw their creations honored and appreciated.

Behind the scenes of our theatre production, "You, Me, and Make Believe." The children worked hard to build and paint their own sets, learning collaboration and problem-solving along the way.

A child carefully paints a prop for the school play. This multidisciplinary project integrated art, literature, and performance, showing how learning can be deeply interconnected.

Another student adds the finishing touches to a house for the play. Every child was a participant, contributing their unique skills to the final production.

Display Days at our Micro-School are a special culmination of each theme. Here, children showcase their projects on "Leadership," sharing their research, reflections, and powerful public speaking skills with their parents.

A huge thank you to everyone who supported our Micro-School's fundraiser flea market. Our young entrepreneurs learned about packaging, pricing, and sales, providing a real-world context for their learning.

A student paints a colorful sign for her "Bath Bombs" stall. The flea market project allowed children to take ownership of their work, from product creation to marketing.

"Doll Dresses 100." A young artist creates a vibrant poster to advertise her handmade products for the school flea market.

A sign for "Pickled Raw Mango" shows the variety of products our young entrepreneurs came up with for the fundraiser.

About Community & Celebrations

When we host our student-led flea markets, it is not just for fun. It is a deliberate exercise where children take ownership of their ideas, from crafting the products to pricing them for an audience. Watching a student explain the value of their handmade soap to a customer is the exact moment they realize their work holds real-world worth.

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