

School of Humanity Showcase & Award Ceremony | GMT-4 π πͺ
βSchool of Humanity Showcase & Award Ceremony | GMT-4 π πͺ
βCohorts Callisto, Venus & Pluto
βJoin us for our final Global Showcase of the academic year, where we will be celebrating the wonderful projects our learners have been working on this term!
βThroughout this term, our learners have been designing solutions which contribute to human progress, while developing new skills and mindsets. They have also been participating in real-world learning with pioneering organizations.
βWe'll also be hosting our annual awards ceremony, to celebrate our learners' growth this academic year.
βOur learners have been learning through challenges...
βThis term, our learners have been tackling the following challenges:
βπ Voyager's Journey (Middle School)
βWhat can space exploration teach us about the universe? Follow the journey of the Voyager spacecraft to learn about space travel and our quest for knowledge beyond Earth.
βπ€ The Future Through Science Fiction (Middle School)
βWhat can science fiction tell us about the future of humanity? Letβs imagine the future through sci-fi literature and short stories.
βπ Interconnected Worlds (Middle School)
βHow are societies around the world connected? Explore how economics, technology, and culture link global communities.
βπ Activism Through The Arts (Foundational)
βWhat exactly is activism? What can the arts reveal about our past, the present and even the future? What impact can we make through the arts? What are the ethical considerations of activism?
ββ»οΈ Tackling Pollution (Foundational)
βHow can we use chemistry to understand and reduce pollution in our environment? From analyzing pollutants to designing interventions, learners have examined how chemistry can drive positive environmental change.
βπ€ Ethical Technology (Advanced)
βHow can we design and deploy technologies that empower humanity, while protecting our rights, dignity, and future?
βWe live in an age where technology is rapidly reshaping our world. From AI to quantum computing, biotechnology to social media, these innovations hold great promise but also carry profound ethical, social, and environmental risks. In this challenge, learners have been thinking critically and creatively about how we can ensure technology serves people, rather than the other way round.
βEveryone is welcome!
βThis event is open to anyone, anywhere in the world.
βAbout School of Humanity
βSchool of Humanity is an award-winning online school where learners aged 11-18 learn by doing and having a positive impact on the world. Pioneering an innovative schooling model, we are accredited by WASC and NCAA-cleared.
βInstead of exams, we learn through real-world projects. Instead of a standardized curriculum, we learn through personalized learning. Instead of memorization, we focus on whole-human development.
βOur inaugural Class of 2026 received 130+ offers from universities across 3 continents, earning $7M+ in scholarships worldwide. With learners and alumni from over 40 countries across 6 continents, we are the school for the world.