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Our Elementary Curriculum 

Grades 1-5 Course Overviews

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Understanding the Units of Inquiry in Elementary School

Units of Inquiry (also known as transdisciplinary themes) are the central structure of learning in the Elementary School. Each unit is built around a significant concept and brings together multiple subject areas, including language, mathematics, science, and individuals and societies. This ensures that students continue to develop subject-specific knowledge and skills while also making connections across what they are learning.

Units are designed with clear learning goals and are carefully planned to ensure progression across each grade level. Students explore concepts through structured inquiry, guided by teachers who introduce new knowledge, develop skills, and provide ongoing feedback throughout the learning process.