The principal rationale of the 12-year basic education curricula is critically designed to "key competency" of students; the curriculum guidelines advocate learning for real-life scenarios and focus on learners’ all-round development through actual implementation. Based on the theoretic framework of experience-learning, adventure education is designated to bring about learner self-recognition, teamwork spirit, and real-life adaptation through outdoor activities, which is in compliance with the principles of the 12-year national education program. The health and physical education curriculum, in line with adventure education adopting the approaches of experience-learning, aims to allow students to transfer what is learned through physical activities and reflections gained within to applications in daily life. This paper plans to investigate the feasibility of using adventure education for the health and physical education curriculum in the 12-year national education program. By implementing adventure education in school programs, students are expected to achieve self-discovery, to foster positive characters, and to nurture their own "key competency".