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The Global Empathy Awards
Following Empathy Week 2023, students from across the world created their own Empathy Action Projects. Our awards celebrate their hard work and their role in the #EmpathyGeneration.
2023 Winners
Outstanding Empathy Project Award
St. Dominic's International School
Congratulations to the students of St. Dominic's International School, Portugal! Their project, 'Solidary Food Truck', involved selling burgers to their fellow students. The money that was raised was then donated by the students to Turkey to help those affected by the recent earthquake.
Outstanding Primary School Award
Reid Street Primary School
The students of Reid Street Primary created an incredible multimedia project around dementia and the value of memories. They also explored the long history of their school and the importance of taking pride in their local community. A huge well done to Reid Street!
Previous winners
from 2022
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Global Empathy Award Winner 2022
Outstanding Project
Congratulations to Xintong (Sally) Wang , Chunzhen (Grace) Li and Amrita Saha, students of International School Geneva - Campus Des Nations in Switzerland. They explain their project like this:
"Our project is named "Be you". The cranes symbolize the diversity of our school: each crane is different and unique, similar to how all of the students in our school have different and special identities. However, all of the individual cranes are brought together to form a big flag, just like how the students are brought together in this school. We believe the cranes carry hope, success and represent freedom. To be free to express your own identity and feelings."
Global Empathy Award Winner 2022
Outstanding Primary School
Sara Village School in Saudi Arabia have been awarded the Global Empathy Award this year.
Students and teachers put empathy into every aspect of their school lives, really nurturing the development of the skill through so many different projects, events and lessons.
Well done Sara Village School!
Our Judges
"We need to realise that empathy is even more important in 2023 than it was in 2022."
Professor. Dr. Ger Graus OBE
Professor. Dr. Ger Graus OBE
Global Education Advisor
Gavin Dykes
Director, Education World Forum (UK)
