Experiential learning is an educational approach that involves learning through doing. It is engaging individuals in practical, real-life experiences that enrich their knowledge and skills. Instead of just reading about a subject or listening to a lecture, experiential learning involves students in the learning process. This thorough engagement promotes deeper understanding and retention of the concepts as students are more likely to remember information they have actively experienced in general. 

GIIS curriculum is based on the same concept and helps students to make connections between academic concepts and the real world. When students engage in hands-on learning, they can see the practical application of what they have actually understood and learned. This makes the subject more meaningful, thus increasing students’ motivation and engagement. By engaging in hands-on learning, students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills, as they work to solve real-world problems. They also develop creativity, as they are encouraged to think outside the box and come up with innovative solutions to complex issues through activities like debate, role plays, etc. It provides them with opportunities for personal growth and self-discovery. 

Where cross-cultural understanding is becoming more and more important, by engaging in activities that expose children to different cultures and perspectives, students develop an appreciation for diversity and learn to understand and respect people who are different. It helps students develop empathy and global awareness, which is an essential skill in an increasingly globalized world.

Experiential learning is a valuable educational approach that provides students with multiple opportunities and promotes the development of crucial 21st-century skills. It is an essential component of a well-rounded education.