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STEAM and Creativity

Programs at DSC emphasize Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics (STEAM).

STEAM refers to an interdisciplinary approach to learning. This approach focuses on the application of science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics to solve real-world problems. 

In addition to 200 mins of Science and Technology lessons a week, STEAM is woven directly into our core units, allowing students to apply science, technology, engineering, arts, and math in authentic, real-world contexts.

Our program focuses on solving real-world problems and understanding practical applications of concepts taught in Mathematics and Science and Technology. Students also have access to specialized spaces on campus with STEAM related resources.

In addition to the specialized spaces and resources, students and teachers at DSC also benefit from having an ICT Specialist who supports teachers and students with integrating the latest technological tools, programs and materials.

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Project-Based Learning and Student Agency

In order to deepen students’ understanding skills to apply their STEAM knowledge to projects that are meaningful to them. Students are encouraged to take the initiative to start, research, develop, experiment, and present their design process. A few STEAM related  projects that students have engaged in include:

  • Starting business plans
  • Creating websites that educate others and address global issues
  • Designing products to help solve world-issues
  • Game creation using coding skills taught at school
  • Creating online life simulation communities using coding
  • How-To-Guides teaching unique skills
  • Recreating world-renowned art work using different mediums
  • Cooking Guidebooks

Video game design and programming

The purpose of this ECA Program is to create and build technology-infused virtual reality games using game-making software such as Scratch. Students will discuss the video game industry with their peers and supervising teachers (e.g. discussing emerging jobs and economic potential and social issues related to video game addiction). The program will provide an opportunity and safe space to socialize and create video games for students while promoting teamwork and collaboration.

Drama production support team

Our Drama Club provides an opportunity for students to develop their dramatic skills and use them in a meaningful experiences. Students will collaboratively work on different areas for the School’s drama production including: Performances, Set Design, Lighting Design, Props and Costume Design, and many more.

Our Creativity and Innovation Hub is designed for students to explore more within the areas of Hydroponic and Nutrition, Media Design, AI/Robotics, STEAM, Performing and Visual Arts. All the studios are fully equipped with the latest technologies and it is open to all the students from Early Years to Secondary.