How are the outcomes of the projects measured and celebrated?

One of the most significant and exciting elements of Project Based Learning (PBL) is that students’ work has an authentic, real-world context. The success measures of the project are evaluated by the TSS team in collaboration with the project Mentor and the student. Given the variety of student projects, the presentation of the final outcomes take many forms, however all student projects are celebrated through an exhibition with invited guests and families.

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