Future Sustainability City Designers Workshop
For K2 - G5
Transform your child into a green architect for the day!
In this high-energy, 2-hour hands-on bilingual workshop, students from K2 to Grade 5 will roll up their sleeves, flex their creativity, and design the eco-friendly cities of tomorrow. From initial pencil blueprints to 3D cardboard models, kids will safely use real maker tools, recycled materials, and solar props to turn big ideas into reality.
Age-Tailored Design Tracks
Junior Eco-Park Builders
K2 – Grade 1
Creative exploration & introductory sustainability
Young learners design interactive, vibrant "Green Parks" incorporating renewable energy elements, trees, and sustainable play zones.
Smart City Architects
Grade 2 – Grade 5
Advanced design thinking & system planning
Students engineer full-scale "Sustainable Cities" complete with solar/wind power grids, zoned urban infrastructure, and smart recycling networks.
Why Join the Workshop?
🌍 Real-World Impact (UN SDG #11)
Grounded in UN Sustainable Development Goal #11 (Sustainable Cities & Communities), young creators solve real environmental challenges using science, green energy, and design thinking.
🗣️ Bilingual STEM Immersion
Students learn and practice key technical vocabulary naturally in both English and Chinese (e.g., Urban Planning / 城市規劃, Renewable Energy / 可再生能源).
🛠️ Hands-On Maker Space Experience
Kids build real 3D models using maker tools, recycled composite materials, solar energy props, and engineering tools in our specialized Maker Space.
LEAD STAFF
Ms. Mei Chen (Advisor)
Mei is an accomplished scientist and engineer who has over a decade of industry experience at Microsoft, Procter & Gamble, & Lockheed Martin (NASA projects). Mei is also a Google Certified Educator with over 15 years of teaching experience. She completed her B.S. in Computer Science at UCLA and MA in Software Engineering & Management at Carnegie Mellon University.
Mr. Michael Mccann (Instructor)
Michael Mccann is a passionate educator with a unique blend of expertise in engineering and teaching. He fosters an inquiry-based learning environment that encourages students to explore and discover new concepts. He has also taught science to middle schoolers, focusing on project-based learning that enhances creativity and critical thinking while preparing students for IGCSE exams. He is dedicated to empowering young minds and making a meaningful impact through effective mentorship and innovative lesson planning.
Ms. Cara Sun (Instructor)
Cara has been teaching Chinese for seven years and helps students to customize their Mandarin studies in both motive and method. Cara really enjoys teaching and taking care of children. Helping them to achieve their own milestones is one of her personal motivations. She is also able to encourage and guide her students to explore their daily life and cultivate positive values during their learning opportunities and interaction with peers and adults, which she believes is essential for children's development.
Our Through-train Secondary School
Saint Too Bloom Academy
FAQ
1. What is the tuition fee for the primary program?
Ans: Tuition fee for the 2026/27 school year at Bloom KKCA Academy Primary is payable in 11 equal installments of
$18,070 for grade 1-5, and $18,600 for grade 6.
2. What language do we use for school?
We are bilingual school, and we integrate both Chinese and English into different subjects from math to art as well as our daily campfires, projects, and field trips. Our students work in two languages to develop applied fluency and we also draw from innovation practices from the East as well as the West.
3. What is our curriculum?
Our dual language program thoughtfully balances positive education with the academic demands of becoming biliterate in Chinese (simplified characters) and English. Bloom chose the The International Primary Curriculum (IPC) to offer a rich and evidence-based curriculum framework for our project-based learning, and we tailor the IPC for Hong Kong students and to provide a real-world context for learning.