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IB Curriculum

Curriculum introduction

Happy Bridge Kindergarten connects the East and West. Our curriculum is an integration of the Chinese national curriculum content and the IB PYP curriculum framework, with English phonics and logical thinking as supplementary inquiry activities, to provide children with a thorough and balanced education.

Pyp learning

The transformative nature of the PYP lies in its commitment to student learning in a transdisciplinary context, embedded in the curriculum framework and connected across key elements of the programme. It is a fundamental PYP belief that for early and primary years learners, continuous integration and connection of prior and new knowledge and experiences is the most meaningful way to broaden their understandings about, the world. When a curriculum approach goes across, between and beyond subjects, andemphasizes participatory and integrated learning, it honours the learners’ curiosity, questions and voice, for whom the curriculum is intended (Beane 1995). Transdisciplinary learning in the PYP refers to learning that is not confined within the boundaries of traditional subjects but is supported and enriched by them.

10 Reasons

Primary Years Programme

The transdisciplinary themes mark the starting point of student inquiries. It is within the context of each theme that students explore related central ideas and assimilate knowledge. These themes engage the learning community in rich dialogues and ongoing collaboration to build an understanding of themselves, their wider community and the world. Designed to have enduring value regardless of the geography or background of IB World Schools and students, the six themes provide guidance for what students will inquireinto.

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Top 10 Training Objectives

We nurture our curiosity, developing skills for inquiry and
research. We know how to learn independently and
with others. We learn with enthusiasm and sustain
our love of learning throughout life.
INQUIRERS
We thoughtfully consider the world and our own ideas
and experience. We work to understand our strengths
and weaknesses in order to support our learning and
personal development.
REFLECTIVE
We understand the importance of balancing
different aspects of our lives -intellectual,
physical, and emotional- to achieve well-being
for ourselves and others. We recognize our
interdependence with other people and with
the world in which we live.
BALANCED
We show empathy, compassion and respect.
We have a commitment to service, and we
act to make a positive difference in the lives
of others and in the world around us.
CARING
We critically appreciate our own cultures
and personal histories, as well as the values
and traditions of others. We seek and evaluate
a range of points of view, and we are willing
to grow from the experience.
OPEN-MINDED
We approach uncertainty with forethought
and determination; we work independently
and cooperatively to explore new ideas and
innovative strategies. We are resourceful and
resilient in the face of challenges and change.
RISK-TAKERS
We act with integrity and honesty, with a
strong sense of fairness and justice, and
with respect for the dignity and rights of
people everywhere. We take responsibility
for our actions and their consequences.
PRINCIPLED
We develop and use conceptual understanding,
exploring knowledge across a range of disciplines.
We engage with issues and ideas that have local and
global significance.
KNOWLEDGEABLE
We express ourselves confidently and creatively
in more than one language and in many ways.
We collaborate effectively listening carefully to
the perspectives of other individuals and groups.
COMMUNICATORS
We use critical and creative thinking skills to
analyse and take responsible action on complex
problems. We exercise initiative in making reasoned,
ethical decisions.
THINKERS

These themes

PROGRAMME OF INQUIRY

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