Inside the Changemakers Framework
Guiding every learning
experience at TGAA.
experience at TGAA.
The Changemaker Framework, Explained
Explore The Framework
The Changemaker Framework, developed by The Acres Foundation, brings together the knowledge, skills and values students need to thrive in a complex and changing world. Select a domain to learn more about its purpose and role in a student’s development.
Knowledge & Skills
Mindsets
Values
Experience the Framework Firsthand
See how the Changemaker Framework comes to life across classrooms, co-curriculars and everyday student experiences.
What curriculum does the school follow?
We follow the ICSE curriculum, paired with a tech-first approach that includes SEL, ethics, and co-scholastic learning.
What are the school fees?
The fee varies by grade level. Once you submit your enquiry, and visit the campus, our admissions team will share a detailed fee structure with you.
What documents are required during the admission process?
You’ll need a copy of the child’s birth certificate, passport-sized photos, address proof, and previous school report cards (if applicable).
Is there an entrance test or interaction?
No, we don’t have entrance tests for any grades. However, for students entering Grade 2 and up, we assess their literacy and numeracy levels. This helps us identify any significant gaps where a student might need extra support.
Is transportation provided by the school?
Yes, we offer safe, GPS-tracked transportation across key routes. Details will be shared based on your location.
Can I visit the school before applying?
Absolutely. We welcome parents to schedule a campus tour. Fill out the form and our team will connect with you to book a visit.
How do you support children who need extra academic help?
Our teachers closely monitor student progress and provide additional academic support through small-group sessions and individualised learning plans when needed.
Is there a focus on social-emotional learning (SEL)?
Yes. SEL is integrated into our curriculum through classroom practices, group activities, and dedicated programs that build emotional intelligence, empathy, and resilience.