Project Based Learning

Learning with Purpose. Leading with Impact.

At Maharashtra Public School (MPS), Project-Based Learning (PBL) is not just a teaching method—it’s a mindset. It empowers students to explore real-world challenges, collaborate meaningfully, and create solutions that drive positive change.

Why Project Based Learning at MPS?

At Maharashtra Public School, we believe that education must go beyond memorizing facts—it should prepare students to solve real-world challenges, collaborate across boundaries, and create meaningful impact.

Through Project-Based Learning (PBL), students:

  • Tackle authentic, real-life problems rooted in local and global contexts
  • Apply interdisciplinary knowledge across science, humanities, arts, and technology
  • Engage with experts, mentors, and community leaders for firsthand insight
  • Work in teams to brainstorm, design, and implement solutions
  • Present their work to real audiences, including civic bodies, parents, and professionals
  • Reflect on their learning journey, measuring both academic growth and social contribution

This approach fosters critical thinking, empathy, creativity, and leadership—equipping learners to thrive in an interconnected world.

MPS Learning Cycle

At MPS, every project follows a dynamic cycle:

  • Think – Identify meaningful problems and essential questions
  • Investigate – Research, interview, and gather real-world data
  • Design – Plan and prototype solutions
  • Innovate – Test, refine, and implement ideas
  • Grow – Reflect, share outcomes, and assess impact

Real-World Connection

Projects are rooted in community needs and global issues. From building low-cost water filters to launching sustainability campaigns, students collaborate with:

  • NGOs and civic bodies
  • Local entrepreneurs and environmentalists
  • Parent groups and experts
  • Their efforts often lead to tangible social and environmental impact.

Learning Outcomes

Project Based Learning at MPS fosters deep understanding by linking classroom learning to real-world challenges. Students develop a strong sense of ownership, make learning personally meaningful, and build empathy through community engagement. They grow as global citizens and create measurable impact, seeing the value of their ideas in action.

Skills Developed Through Project-Based Learning

Project Based Learning at MPS equips students with essential life skills. They learn to think critically, solve problems, and conduct meaningful research. By working in teams, they strengthen communication and collaboration, while projects encourage creativity, innovation, and digital fluency. Students also build self-discipline, develop ethical thinking, and grow as confident leaders and advocates ready to make a difference.