A simple act - A big impact!

Our students don’t just learn about global challenges, they take action. Grade 11 students Zoe and Isabella are making a profound impact through their Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) project, ensuring that girls in Zimbabwe can stay in school without disruption due to period poverty.  Watch the video here. 

Addressing a Critical Issue

In Zimbabwe, a staggering 72% of schoolgirls miss classes every month due to the unaffordability of sanitary products. The consequences are far-reaching, leading to learning gaps, decreased confidence, and reduced opportunities for young girls. Zoe and Isabella were deeply moved by this reality and set out on a mission to change it.

Taking Action: 120 Lives Changed

Through their CAS initiative, Zoe and Isabella have successfully provided reusable sanitary pad packs to 120 girls in Juru, ensuring they can manage their menstrual health with dignity and confidence. These eco-friendly, long-lasting pads are a game-changer, allowing the girls to continue their education without unnecessary interruptions.

CAS: Learning Through Service

As part of the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme, CAS encourages students to engage with real-world issues, think critically, and drive meaningful change. Through their project, Zoe and Isabella have developed leadership, problem-solving, and advocacy skills—while making a tangible difference in their community.

Join Us in Expanding This Impact

This initiative is just the beginning! Zoe and Isabella are determined to reach even more girls in need, and they need your support. Whether through donations, advocacy, or spreading the word, you can be part of this movement to empower young girls and ensure they never have to choose between their education and their basic needs.

Want to support this incredible cause? Click here