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Primary School Programme

Project Based Learning Skills

Project Based Learning Skills

AKU-EB Primary School Programme (PSP) introduces authentic, interdisciplinary Project-based Learning (PBL) that ensures teaching, learning and school-based assessment of competencies for upper primary, Grades IV and V. The primary aim of PSP is to integrate values, attitudes and competencies and develop a positive and inclusive classroom environment. It adds value to the schools’ curriculum by providing an innovative and engaging learning experience for the students.

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Programme Benefits

Structured professional development to strengthen teaching practices and assessment standards.

Mentorship

Expert guidance supporting academic growth, leadership skills, and continuous improvement.

Training

Professional development that strengthens teaching practices and assessment standards.

Networking

Meaningful connections with educators, institutions, and academic leaders across AKU-EB.

Innovation

Forward-thinking approaches to learning, assessment, and curriculum development.

Community

A collaborative environment fostering shared learning, support, and educational excellence

Strategy

Clear academic direction aligned with quality standards and long-term student success.

Recognition

Credible certification recognizing academic excellence and institutional quality.

Support

Credible certification reflecting academic excellence and institutional quality.

AKU-EB supports and works towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) through its educational programmes.

4.7 EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT & GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

4.7 EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT & GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP

Ensure all learners acquire knowledge and skills needed to promote sustainable development, including among others through education for sustainable development and sustainable lifestyles, human rights, gender equality, promotion of a culture of peace and non-violence, global citizenship, and appreciation of cultural diversity and of culture's contribution to sustainable development.

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