Lighthouse Skills – Introductory Workshop
A Two-Part Foundational Programme for Gifted & Talented Learners

Eligibility Level: All

Ages: 10 to 13

The Lighthouse Skills – Introductory Workshop is structured into two parts: Workshop A and Workshop B, each consisting of six interactive sessions (2 hours each). This dual-phase programme provides a comprehensive introduction to essential academic, creative, and leadership skills, equipping students with the tools needed for excellence in advanced studies and competitions.

Workshop B: Innovation, Problem-Solving & Leadership
Enhancing Creativity, STEM Thinking, and Leadership Skills

Session 7: Creative Problem-Solving & Innovation
Thinking outside the box with the SCAMPER method
Case studies of innovation and real-world solutions
Hands-on creative problem-solving challenges
Session 8: STEM in Action – Logical Thinking & Problem-Solving
Applying mathematics and scientific reasoning to everyday problems
STEM-based challenges and logic puzzles
Exploring how STEM connects to leadership and decision-making
Session 9: Collaborative Teamwork & Leadership
Understanding leadership styles and team dynamics
Effective collaboration and communication in group settings
Managing conflicts and building consensus
Session 10: Creativity & Expression – Arts, Media, and Innovation
Exploring creative outlets (visual arts, media, and digital storytelling)
Connecting art and science for innovative solutions
Developing a unique creative voice
Session 11: The Trailblazer Mindset – Taking Initiative
Exploring entrepreneurial thinking and problem-solving
Identifying personal strengths and areas for growth
Building confidence to take on leadership roles
Session 12: Capstone Challenge – Applying Lighthouse Skills
Team-based challenge incorporating all learned skills
Presenting innovative solutions to real-world problems
Personal reflections and pathways for future learning

Outcome: Students will develop problem-solving, STEM, teamwork, and leadership skills, preparing them for advanced competitions, research projects, and real-world challenges.