Welcome to the IB Service as Action and CAS Hub!
Service as Action and Creativity, Activity, Service
Here, we celebrate the incredible work of our students—both inside the classroom and out in the world—through their commitment to Service as Action (MYP) and CAS (Creativity, Activity, Service) in the IB Diploma Program. This space showcases their dedication to making a difference, from classroom initiatives to impactful service projects in the community. Our students are true caring and principled leaders, taking action to create positive change and embodying the spirit of the IB learner profile.
Collaboration is the key to success in Service and CAS, and just as we do in the classroom, we lift each other up, share our ideas, and support one another. As a global family of learners, we come together with a shared purpose—to be open-minded, balanced, and reflective in our actions, and to be stewards of our planet. Each project our students embark upon is a chance to grow, to connect, and to leave a lasting impact on the world around us.
Feel free to explore the amazing work being done by our students, whether they are planting trees, organizing community outreach, or working on creative projects that push the boundaries of risk-taking and thinking outside the box. Their passion, energy, and creativity shine brightly here, and this site is a testament to their growth as inquirers and communicators.
We’re all in this together! As teachers, students, and a community, let’s continue to inspire each other to take action, reflect, and serve with purpose. Thank you for being a part of this journey with us. Let’s keep reaching out, supporting each other, and building a better world, one action at a time.
Happy exploring!
Anastassia Srepel
Celine Crommelinck
MYP Service and Action Project at L’Écurie
In September, our Grade 6 and 7 students took part in their MYP Service and Action project at L’Écurie, a local riding school dedicated to rehabilitating former racehorses.
Some horses took over a year to transition from the racetrack to the riding school! This meaningful experience connected to their English unit on animal rights, helping students understand the power of compassion.
