Key Stage 2 - Projects

Engaging Young Minds Through Hands-On Learning

Overview

Our primary projects curriculum is designed to immerse young learners in hands-on, inquiry-based learning experiences that integrate multiple subjects. By engaging in thematic projects, students explore real-world issues, develop problem-solving skills, and foster creativity. These projects encourage collaboration, independent thinking, and a deeper understanding of key concepts across disciplines, including science, humanities, and the arts.

Key Objectives

To inspire curiosity and active learning through engaging, project-based experiences.

To encourage interdisciplinary connections across subjects such as history, geography, science, and the arts.
To develop research, critical thinking, and communication skills.
To promote teamwork and collaboration in group projects.
To empower students with problem-solving skills through real-world challenges.

Project Themes

At Queen’s Online School, students take part in enriching, skill-building activities. The project themes are thoughtfully designed to support confident, well-rounded learning.

Exploring Cultures

Investigate global traditions, customs, and celebrations through storytelling, research, and presentations.

Historical Reenactments

Bring history to life by recreating significant events, designing historical costumes, and engaging in role-play.

Geography and Environment

Study landscapes, climate changes, and conservation efforts through map-making and hands-on activities.

Inventors and Innovations

Learn about famous inventors and design simple prototypes inspired by their discoveries.

Engineering Challenges

Build bridges, towers, and structures using everyday materials to test physics and engineering principles.

Eco-Friendly Solutions

Create sustainability projects focused on recycling, renewable energy, and reducing waste.

Visual Arts

Develop artistic skills through painting, sculpture, and digital art projects.

Music and Performance

Explore rhythm, instruments, and theatre through group performances and storytelling.

Creative Writing

Foster storytelling abilities by writing short stories, poetry, and plays.

Key Details

Assessment

Ongoing observation and evaluation of student engagement and participation.
Project portfolios showcasing student research, designs, and reflections.
Group presentations and peer feedback sessions to encourage constructive critique.
Self-assessment to help students reflect on their learning process and growth.

Resources

Hands-on materials for science experiments, art projects, and engineering tasks.
Digital tools for research, presentations, and multimedia projects.
Age-appropriate books, maps, and historical references.
Community and school-based resources for real-world learning experiences.

Outcomes

Students will develop a love for learning through interactive and engaging projects.
They will gain confidence in research, problem-solving, and teamwork.
They will build cross-curricular knowledge, applying skills from multiple disciplines.
They will improve communication skills through presentations and group discussions.
They will foster creativity and innovation in various subject areas.
They will cultivate a sense of responsibility and global awareness through meaningful projects.