Project based learning

At this age, kids are starting to arrange their own social lives, exploring social media and becoming more aware of world events. We are lucky in Mungia to live in diverse communities where children have opportunities to both share their own traditions and explore those of others. When they do that, respect and appreciation can grow. Being positive can help arm our children against intolerant influences as they move into teen years.




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