

Understanding identity in the classroom.
This engaging and reflective programme invites students to
explore personal and cultural identity through storytelling,
dialogue, and creative expression. The workshops use the
Tree of Life narrative framework—a powerful tool that
supports students in mapping their personal histories, values,
and experiences—encouraging self-awareness and
emotional resilience in a safe, supportive space.
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Students examine how culture, heritage, language,
and community shape identity, while developing
empathy for others. Through shared stories and
structured discussion, they are encouraged to see
difference as a strength and to think critically about belonging,
bias, and inclusion in school and society.


Sessions
can include:
Tree of Life reflective storytelling o Cultural mapping exercises o Group dialogue and inclusive discussion prompts o Creative expression (e.g., collage, journaling, spoken word)
o Optional
student showcase
or display
Format:
One-day intensive workshop
Two- to three-day deep dive series
Themed sessions spread across a term
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