An Environment Built for Innovation and Growth

A fully equipped lab designed for hands-on experiments in the natural sciences. Promotes inquiry-based learning and critical thinking aligned with the Cambridge curriculum.

A modern computer lab with high-speed internet, equipped for coding, office skills, digital design, and programming courses.

A maker-space combining mechanics, electronics, and coding. Students can build and program robots using platforms like Arduino, Raspberry Pi, and LEGO Mindstorms

An innovation hub where older students explore artificial intelligence, neural networks, and machine learning using real-world datasets and tools like Python, TensorFlow, or Teachable Machine.

Includes telescopes, stargazing tools, VR astronomy kits, and simulation software to study celestial bodies, space missions, and cosmology.

Students learn to design, build, and operate drones. Includes drone simulators and a safe flight-testing arena. Integrates physics, engineering, and design thinking.

Focuses on climate science, water testing, pollution tracking, renewable energy models, and sustainable innovation. Can include a rooftop garden, composting setup, and solar experiments

A hands-on, interactive math space with puzzles, manipulatives, real-life simulations, geometry tools, and coding-integrated math platforms like GeoGebra or Desmos.

A small studio space for digital storytelling, public speaking, podcasting, and journalism. Equipped with cameras, editing tools, and green screen facilities.

Immersive learning with VR/AR tools to simulate real-world scenarios in biology, history, engineering, etc. Can be used for virtual field trips and lab simulations.

A mini-startup incubator where students ideate, prototype, and pitch business ideas. Encourages design thinking, financial literacy, and marketing.

For fine arts, digital art, crafts, and product design. Can include 3D printers, graphic tablets, and materials for sculpture or painting.