First, the student is exposed to new material in classes and workshops including writing, art, cuisine, photography, cinema, dance and movement, music and theatre.
Second, the student experiences the material, tangibly, on site, in person, in the form of field excursions, accompanied by teachers and staff.
Third, each student creates his or her own individual expression of the new material, by articulating the learning in his or her own voice: drawing, photography, dance and movement, fashion design, film making, and more.














