The Bridge’s innovative educational projects are led by the fields of art and cultural studies. At the Bridge Sites, in addition to systematically studying the long histories of classical Eastern and Western art and culture, such as that of Western classical music and Chinese Kunqu opera, students will also be trained through innovative learning, including playing and writing music, performing arts, handcrafts, lifestyle studies, physical fitness, and creative writing. With a curriculum spanning from systematic and scientific studies in class to a variety of innovative experience-based education activities outside the classroom, students are encouraged to grasp the bigger picture of how their subjects relate to the world and thereby develop their personal interests.

During students’ free time on weekday evenings and weekends, students’ curiosity towards learning can be further nurtured. Through a series of workshops, lectures, music appreciation sessions and theatre performances they will be offered an education experience that offers them step-by-step guidance to cultivate their artistic and cultural sensibilities.

Similarly, other projects such as "The Bridge Recital Hall" and "Makers Space” will grow and flourish with the launching of The Bridge Community.