Corazón Verde, or ‘green heart’ is the dedicated environmental program at Colegio Colombo Británico. It’s main aim is to increase community awareness of the relationship between humans and the environment, and how we can reduce our schools impact on the planet and develop a commitment to sustainability within our students.
On 20th October, DAIS hosted a RS Postcard on the theme of “Colours of India” as a way to explore the vibrant and diverse culture of India and the importance significance colour plays in festivals, their national flag, food, and so much more.
Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet, India hosted a RS Postcard on Wednesday, 10th of November 2021 on the topic “World Kindness Day”.
The Southport School’s Wellbeing Health offerings aim to address mental and physical health issues prevalent among young Australian males and have developed a specific framework around mental health and wellbeing with the pillars of Mindfulness, Exercise, Nutrition, Sleep, relationships, Engagement, Meaning and Purpose – or ‘MENS REMAP’.
On Wednesday 15th September, St Stithians Girls’ College hosted a RS Postcard on the theme ‘Uniform, or Not?’ to discuss the hot topic of school uniforms which, in some countries, has sparked student protests.
Inspired by participation in a Round Square Postcard, a group of middle school students at Calgary French & International School have formed a dedicated committee to join and host global discussions. Named ‘International Change Leaders’, the group collaborate with students in other Round Square schools to engage in big discussions around topics like sustainability, green energy, discrimination, racism, genocide and mental health.
Students at St. Clement’s have been challenged to “redefine design” and to produce clothes that are more sustainable and environmentally conscious, while aiming to educate the school community on the environmental issues in the fashion industry. The theme also aligned well with The Kasiisi Project, the organization receiving the proceeds from ticket sales
When COVID struck in 2020, much of our regular service activities were shelved and we searched for ways to keep students engaged in the Spirit of Service whilst distance learning and as a result opted to take part in a online service based competition for schools.
The Punjab Public School hosted a RS Postcard on 4th August 2021 with a total of 114 student delegates and 24 adult delegates from 24 schools from South Africa, the UAE, Oman and India participating.
On 21st July, Step By Step School hosted its inaugural Round Square Zoom Postcard centred around the IDEAL of environmentalism. Open to students aged 11-13, “Think Globally, Act Locally” brought together 10 schools and over a hundred participants divided into 8 Barraza’s to discuss eco-friendly practices with special emphasis on food sustainability in today’s world.
