Upper School

Our Global Citizenship Programme plants seeds of love and compassion in young minds. Through interactive storytelling and activities, we help students understand global poverty. Our School Talk series and workshops are designed to fit seamlessly into your curriculum, offering ready-to-use educational experiences that inspire students to become positive global citizens.



Talks


Workshops


School Famine


Vision Actions




Talks

Our School Talk sessions use engaging themes to help students (ages 12-18) explore the real-life situations of children in poverty, fostering empathy and positive values. Each School Talk lasts 30-40 minutes and is conducted in your school hall or activity room.

Elemental Battle

Developing countries are on the frontlines of the climate crisis, facing rising plastic waste and pollution. By learning about the challenges faced by children in poverty and the urgent need for action, we inspire students to champion climate justice in their everyday lives.

Parched for Change

Dive into the pressing issue of water scarcity and its effects on vulnerable communities, where access to clean water is a privilege, not a guarantee. Discover World Vision’s strategies in addressing these challenges and inspire students to take meaningful action.

Blind Boxes Reveal

By reimagining the popular trend of unboxing blind boxes. students will uncover unexpected items that reflect the situations faced by refugees around the world. They will also explore the situation of refugees in Hong Kong, encouraging greater awareness of global issues and inspiring thoughtful action.

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Workshops

Through engaging themes, students will explore the situations and life stories of children living in poverty, helping them develop empathy and positive values.

  • Target Audience: 12-18 years old 
  • Duration: 30-40 minutes
  • Venue: School Hall / Activity Room

No Child for Sale

Through this simulation activity, students will explore the differences between fair trade and sweatshop production models, reflect on the issue of child labour, and be encouraged to take action for those in need.

The Innocents

Students will step into the shoes of Syrian refugees, experiencing the difficult choices families make when fleeing war. Through this simulation, students will gain an understanding of the struggles refugees endure and learn to respond with empathy and support.


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Vision Actions: Turning Empathy into Impact

Extend the learning from any School Talk or workshop with our Vision Actions. These are collections of activities—from fundraising to awareness campaigns— that empower students to take meaningful action and make a real difference.

Global 6K for Water

Red Packet Campaign

Child Sponsorship Programme

Gift Catalogue

Childhood Rescue


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ENROLMENT INFORMATION

  • All Vision Talks, Experiential Workshops and educational resources are free-of-charge.

  • Please provide a computer with Internet access, a projector, microphones and speakers.

  • Please fax or email the enrolment form at least a month before the talk to 2394 0566 or [email protected]. Confirmation will be sent by fax or email upon receipt of application.

  • Enrolment for 2024-25 Vision Talks or Experiential Workshops are now open to all international schools on a first-come, first-served basis. Each school can apply for a maximum of 2 talks and 2 workshops per academic year, with at least 70 student participants.

  • We also welcome students creating their own campaigns. Should you need any support, please reach us at [email protected].


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