Integrated Project — GEC

Integrated Project

ONE PROJECT.MULTIPLE SUBJECTS.REAL-WORLD LEARNING.

A structured cross-subject project where learners bring together knowledge, skills and problem-solving to respond to a real-world challenge.

What it is

Cross-subject by design

One integrated task draws together learning from multiple subjects — helping learners apply what they know in meaningful, connected ways.

01 · Pillar

Multiple subjects

Content from at least three subjects is integrated into one project.

02 · Pillar

REAL-WORLD CHALLENGE

Learners respond to a problem connected to life beyond the classroom.

03 · Pillar

Skills + content

Subject knowledge and 21st-century skills are evidenced together.

How it works

Simple structure, strong outcomes.

Term 3

Runs during Term 3, with preparation and support across earlier terms.

Multi-subject

Teachers collaborate across subjects around one shared project task.

Skills + Content

Skills evidence is gathered within the same integrated activity.

Why it matters

Learning that transfers.

01

Reason 1

Application

Learners apply knowledge instead of only recalling information.

02

Reason 2

Skills practice

21st-century skills are demonstrated through meaningful work.

03

Reason 3

REAL-WORLD READINESS

Tasks reflect the kinds of thinking and collaboration used beyond school.

The outcome

Learning that transfers

One integrated project brings together knowledge, skills and real-world thinking – helping learning stay relevant beyond the classroom.

Application+ Skills+ Readiness