Creative Minds in Motion: The Power of Flexible STEAM Learning

27th June 2025

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This term, a group of 20 students have been diving deep into the world of STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) through an exciting flexible learning program. With curiosity as their compass and creativity as their engine, these young minds have embraced an environment designed to foster innovation, collaboration, and out-of-the-box thinking.

Rather than being confined to traditional classroom structures, students experienced a more open, flexible approach to learning—one that encouraged hands-on experimentation, self-direction, and interdisciplinary connections. The result? A term filled with ingenuity, exploration, and personal growth.

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Throughout the program, students engaged in a wide range of projects that brought STEAM concepts to life. From coding and robotics challenges to artistic design projects, environmental science experiments, and collaborative engineering tasks, each activity tapped into the creative brain and sparked a new level of engagement.

As the term wraps up, it’s clear that this group of 20 students has gained more than just academic skills—they’ve built confidence, resilience, and a renewed excitement for learning. With their creative brains switched on and their imaginations sparked, they’re already looking forward to where their next STEAM adventure will take them.


Thomas Cuppelditch

Year 6 teacher & Key Stage 2 Lead

Council of British International Schools (Accredited Member)
Tanzanian International Schools Association
Association of International Schools in Africa
Council of International Schools
Council of British International Schools
Cambridge International Examinations
BTEC Level 3
Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award
GL Education Assessment Excellence