Get involved
with Little Planet

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Involved Educates.

How students benefit from getting involved.

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    Access To Curriculum

    Students are granted 12 months access to the Be The Change (BTC) program, a comprehensive online curriculum that ties together learning through service, global citizenship and the UN sustainable development goals.

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    Engagement & Support

    The program is brought to life by Little Planet Educators in real-time as students work their way through the BTC program with thought provoking discussions and a variety of interactive media and workshops with people on the ground at our various selected partner organisations.

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    Growth & Understanding

    Through guided critical examination, thoughtful discussion and structured reflection, Involved strives to achieve growth and understanding in students, helping them fully appreciate the challenges and rewards inherent in global citizenship and the service engagement.

Involved Connects.

A new way to engage with Little Planet, Involved is an online or in-person interactive programming designed primarily for students who are passionate about global citizenship and interested in critically exploring what service and meaningful engagement means in todays interconnected world.

Involved Collaborates.

We have established long-standing relationships with a number of unique organisations that we are proud to partner with and introduce to your students.

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    "The inevitable expansion of the virtual learning environment has the capacity to personalise learning in a way that we haven't seen before. Schools are now in a privileged position in that they can integrate the best educational practices of the two worlds, virtual and face-to-face."

    Simon Downing
    IB/MYP Coordinator
    St. Dominic's International School, Lisbon, Portugal

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    "It has become clear that the technology and resources that we've turned to in order to facilitate remote learning during the pandemic are in fact powerful, dynamic tools that will undoubtedly continue to play a role in progressive education as we move forward."

    Daniel Brown
    Director of Professional Learning and Development
    Dulwich College, Singapore

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    "Our service experiences with Little Planet have always been multi-faceted, a blend of heartwarming service-learning and exploration of the rich history and culture of the places visited. We are very excited to see how this ability to engage students is transferred over to a virtual context."

    Leena Chettri
    IBDP CAS Coordinator
    NPS International, Singapore