Mini Med School introduces students to the world of healthcare and human biology through hands-on medical simulations and science-based experiments. Students learn how the human body works by exploring topics such as how the heart pumps blood, how lungs help us breathe, how bones and muscles work together for movement, and how doctors diagnose and care for patients.

Each class is highly interactive and movement-based. Students act as junior doctors—using models, role-play, and real-world scenarios to understand vital signs, circulation, and basic anatomy. Lessons emphasize curiosity, teamwork, and problem-solving while building foundational science knowledge in an engaging, age-appropriate way.

Students will create a take-home “Junior Doctor Project Kit,” which may include items such as a labeled anatomy model, a blood circulation model demonstrating how blood pumps through the heart, and a mini patient care notebook documenting what they learned each week.