Field of Life Education Centre Primary School has taken an innovative approach to the Competence-Based Curriculum (CBC) by organizing an outdoor learning event that brought together parents, teachers, and students. This event aimed to enhance student performance through practical, hands-on experiences.
Head teacher Allan Wabuti emphasized the importance of this fun day in aligning with the CBC system, which emphasizes community involvement in the learning process. Speaking to Education News, Wabuti explained that the event allowed parents to better understand and meet the demands of the CBC.
“The CBC system encourages an immersive approach to education. By involving parents in these activities, we help them become more familiar with the curriculum requirements, which is crucial in supporting their children’s educational journey,” Wabuti stated.
School director Shadrack Salange also attended the event, which aimed to strengthen the relationships between parents, teachers, and students. Wabuti noted that such interactions are vital for creating a supportive network around the learners, which can significantly enhance their academic and personal growth.
“Bringing together parents, teachers, and students fosters a sense of community, improving communication and cooperation, essential for effectively managing the child’s education,” he added.
The fun day featured various sporting activities, with students competing in different events while teachers and parents engaged in a friendly football match and other sports. The event showcased the school’s commitment to providing a holistic education that goes beyond traditional classroom learning.
Salange praised the enthusiasm and participation of the school community, noting that such practical engagements are crucial for the successful implementation of the CBC. He highlighted that the active involvement of parents, teachers, and students is a positive step toward achieving the goals of the new curriculum.
The outdoor event at Field of Life Education Centre Primary School exemplifies how educational institutions can creatively adapt to the CBC system, ensuring that learning is both enjoyable and impactful. Through initiatives like these, schools can nurture well-rounded students equipped with the skills and knowledge necessary for their future endeavors.
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