At Fide, we implement the Workshops Program to support not only our students' academic development but also their social growth and acquisition of diverse skills. Our goal is to simulate real-life skill-demanding scenarios that students may encounter and help them find solutions within the school environment. We create opportunities for students to explore different fields and acquire skills that are necessary outside the curriculum but essential in real-life situations.
Workshops to foretaste at Fide are structured around themes where teachers, experts in their fields, design and prepare workshops that vary each quarter. These workshops are part of our club program concept and aim to enhance students' academic, social, and emotional development. Throughout the school year, students experience four different workshops, such as Chess, English Drama, School Newspaper, Debate, Destination Imagination (DI), Roller Skating, Cycling, Jewelry Design, Origami, Lego, Juggling, Yoga, Cartooning, Anime, Fashion, and more. Each workshop allows students to acquire various skills based on their interests and needs.
These workshops are led by our students and structured around their own interests, continuing throughout the entire school year.
These are workshops conducted by our teachers throughout the school year, aiming to impart essential life skills to students that they can learn within a class period.