The PYP Exhibition is a very special moment in the final year of Elementary School, when students put into practice everything they have learned throughout the Primary Years Program (PYP). It is a collaborative and meaningful experience where each student has the opportunity to investigate, create, reflect on, and act upon a theme they consider important.

At the PYP Exhibition, students explore real-world issues, connecting ideas, making discoveries, and showcasing their knowledge in a creative way. They work in teams, receive support from mentors, and learn to organize, research, communicate, and solve problems together.

During this process, students demonstrate several attributes of the Learner Profile IB, such as being inquisitive, communicative, reflective, and caring. They show critical thinking, empathy, and the ability to contribute positively to the world around them.

This year, the investigations focused on the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Students had the opportunity to choose a goal with which they most identified and felt they could act to make a difference. This connection made learning even more meaningful, as each group engaged in real actions, reflecting on how small actions can generate big impacts.