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Inspiring the next generation of students, innovators and change makers

After the grand success of “Expo 2020”, Expo City Dubai continues its new mission to inspire the next generation of students, innovators and change makers through new, inspiring and enriching trips and unforgettable lessons within the “COP28” conference.
By filling out a simple form on the Expo Dubai website, schools had the opportunity to conduct exploratory and adventurous school trips, learning about new intellectual concepts about the Climate Summit, full of movement and activity among its visitors. A mixture of different colors dominated by “green”.
“Expo” has allocated 4 school programs in conjunction with the exceptional event, namely the workshops “Charge Your Energy”, “Net Zero Carbon”, “Terra Science Show” and “Diving to Find the Treasure”. With these various workshops and activities, schools can plan the trip based on the timing and type of content they are looking for.
Sayeed Education campuses, early in the morning, conducted various tours for children in regular classes, ensuring that they were introduced to the meanings of environment, sustainability and climate, and were eager to take souvenir photos with statistics related to climate and attendance. city.
Reda Ashmawi, General Supervisor of Students at Dubai International Academy, said: The educational environment in the UAE continues to focus on expanding students’ awareness of the importance of the environment and concepts of sustainability by reducing paper use. While encouraging the use of recycled materials, the school does not use plastic containers.” Rotate it. We established an “Environment Club” in the school to support innovative projects and various educational activities to protect the environment.
Enes Samir, school trip supervisor at Al Taweela School in Abu Dhabi, said the school has initiatives and projects on the topic of “sustainability”, drip farming and new energy. A school trip to Expo Dubai is a relevant and inspiring opportunity for students to become intimately familiar with these terms and interact with the reality of climate action.
Abigail Muradoria, student supervisor at Citizens School in Dubai, explains that the students are enjoying a cultural trip to Expo City for the third time, to connect them with sustainability and agriculture projects and raise awareness of the importance of protecting communities and the environment. . There are workshops and activities including visiting some local and international pavilions, eating healthy foods and avoiding plastic use. (wham)