In this week's episode of the WAB Podcast, we are joined by Angelia Crouch, WAB's Global Citizenship Coordinator, who explains what Creativity, Action, and Service (CAS) is and how WAB students fulfill their CAS goals. We also hear from Grade 11 students, Jeremy, Lily, and Lucienne, who share their club activities and the valuable learning they've gained from participating.
During our conversation, Angelia breaks down the elements of CAS: creativity, action, and service, emphasizing the significance of the service component at WAB, in which "students connect with community partners, develop projects, engage in SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) and global issues."
Lily takes us through her experience participating in the Model Climate Change Conference of Parties (MCCCOP) this year. She conducted research, represented Australia, the assigned country for her and her partner during the conference, and won the Most Sustainable Project prize.
Jeremy, from the Profarmer club, highlights the communication and organization skills he has developed as a co-leader. He emphasizes the importance of effective communication with school faculty and farmers outside the WAB community.
Lucienne, a member of the Club Zer0, shares her passion for conservation and sustainability, which motivated her to join the club. She believes that Zer0 has the potential to make a meaningful impact in this area.
Join us for an engaging conversation in this episode as we dive into the IB CAS program and explore how students at WAB navigate and experience it.
