The Global Project (G Project) is a collaborative initiative that brings together students from diverse cultures and regions to explore and share their unique cultural experiences and perspectives. Over the course of two to three months, participating students engage in sharing and presentations centered around a specific theme, which varies each year.
Through the G Project, students from participating schools share insights and ideas related to the theme. Each meeting includes a buddy-sharing session, where students can deepen their understanding of one another’s cultures, foster meaningful connections, and build friendships.
To enhance communication and learning, information technology tools play an integral role throughout the project. The use of AI live captions allows effective communication, transcending language barriers. The project is designed to promote global awareness, cultural exchange, and international collaboration, making learning possible anytime and anywhere.
Each year, the project adopts a new theme that serves as the focus of activities and discussions. Students share insights, traditions, and cultural practices based on their local experiences, enriching the knowledge and understanding of all participants. Past themes have included topics such as ‘cultural heritage’, ‘local food’ and ‘traditional festivals’, where students explored and presented unique cultural elements from their regions, such as traditional crafts, dances, and culinary practices.
By bringing together students from different countries and fostering collaboration, the G Project serves as a meaningful platform for cultural exchange, global collaboration, and the development of lifelong friendships across borders.
Participating schools include:
- The E.L.C.H.K. Yuen Long Lutheran Secondary School (Hong Kong, China)
- Chan Sui Ki (La Salle) College (Hong Kong, China)
- Lingnan Secondary School (Hong Kong, China)
- Pinghu Donghu Middle School (Zhejiang, China)
- Guangzhou Number Three Middle School (Guangzhou, China)
- Hotan No.5 Middle School (Xinjiang, China)
- F. Oberlin Junior and Senior High School (Tokyo, Japan)
- Fukui Prefectural Usui High School (Fukui, Japan)
2024-2025 Global Project Highlights:
2023-2024 Global Project Highlights:
