Develop global citizenship skills through engaging activities that explore national identity, international cooperation, and active participation in addressing social issues.
Explore what makes us proud citizens and understand national symbols
Students explore national identity through anthem reflection, symbol research, and community interviews. Activities include creating national symbol posters, interviewing community leaders, and expressing national pride through creative projects that connect personal identity to citizenship.
Understand how countries work together through global organizations
Students investigate international organizations like the UN, WHO, and UNICEF through mapping activities, research projects, and cooperation simulations. They learn how global challenges require international cooperation and understand their country's role in the global community.
Analyze current social challenges and develop informed perspectives
Students examine social issues affecting the Eastern Caribbean through media analysis, news report creation, and structured debates. They develop critical thinking skills while learning to analyze complex problems and communicate informed perspectives on important social challenges.
Experience how countries collaborate to solve global challenges
Students participate in Model UN simulations, analyze cooperation case studies, and explore Eastern Caribbean regional partnerships. They learn how international cooperation addresses global challenges and understand the importance of diplomatic collaboration in solving complex problems.
Students develop skills for meaningful participation in democratic processes and community life.
Activities connect local citizenship to global citizenship and international cooperation.
Students learn to work together to address complex social issues and global challenges.
Civic Participation activities develop essential skills for active citizenship in a globalized world:
Analyzing complex social issues and multiple perspectives
Expressing ideas clearly in debates and presentations
Working together in simulations and group projects
Using technology for research and media creation