Questfield International College is honored to be part of the UNESCO Associated Schools Network, a global initiative that connects educational institutions dedicated to promoting the values of peace, sustainable development, cultural diversity, and global citizenship. Being a UNESCO school reflects our commitment to shaping students into compassionate, responsible, and engaged citizens of the world.
What It Means to Be a UNESCO School
As a UNESCO school, we embrace a philosophy that transcends traditional academics, embedding global values into our curriculum and activities. This status inspires us to integrate themes such as human rights, intercultural understanding, sustainability, and environmental stewardship into the daily learning experience. Our goal is to empower students to think critically, act responsibly, and contribute positively to a rapidly changing world.
Celebrating Global and Local Initiatives
Being a UNESCO school gives us the opportunity to mark significant international days and events that celebrate cultural heritage, diversity, and sustainability. Some of the key events we observe include:
- World Peace Day: Students participate in activities that promote conflict resolution, peacebuilding, and tolerance.
- Earth Day and World Environment Day: Students engage in environmental projects, such as tree planting, recycling campaigns, and workshops on climate action.
- International Women’s Day: Discussions, projects, and events that celebrate gender equality and the contributions of women globally.
- Cultural Diversity Day: A vibrant celebration of the diverse cultures within our school community and beyond, fostering appreciation and mutual respect.
- World Science Day: Hands-on STEM activities and workshops that highlight the role of science in sustainable development.
- Human Rights Day: Debates, exhibitions, and workshops centered on the importance of human rights and responsibilities.te, and active global citizens.