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Inclusion Education Programmes

Education brings change. TREATS’ Inclusion Education Programmes are available to children and youth aged 3–18 in kindergartens, primary and secondary schools in Hong Kong.

TREATS’ social inclusion education curriculum in Hong Kong aims at equipping students to understand the key components of social inclusion such as equal participation, children’s rights, diversity, empathy, acceptance, appreciation and participation.

The theme-based, interactive education talks and workshops, under this inclusion education programme, enable students to reflect on their attitude and behaviour towards people with different abilities and backgrounds, learn to respect the rights of each person and develop key skills in dealing with people from all walks of life, to enable them to stand up against bullying, prejudice and discrimination.

Kindergartens

Primary Schools

Secondary Schools

Kindergartens

Storytelling for Kiddies Workshop – Stories Work Best on Children

Based on the Bringing Everyone Together children’s book series, this storytelling workshop shares the experiences of the three main characters – Little Circle, Big Square and Jolly Bean. Using interactive games, storytelling and art activities, the workshop brings the inclusion message of acceptance, diversity and respect to pre-school children in a joyful and relaxing way.

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Primary Schools

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Inclusion Education Talk

By having interactive discussions on age appropriate topics for students in different grades, this activity aims to educate primary students about the key components of social inclusion, such as equal participation, diversity, acceptance and appreciation.

Inclusion Experiential Workshop

These six workshops on different social inclusion topics are designed based on the students’ age and growth needs. Activities are highly interactive and relevant to daily life. Students are encouraged to participate, share and get involve throughout the workshops. Games, discussions and interactive activities are organized to facilitate learning.

Inclusion Education Week

This school-based learning week aims to build an inclusive school environment by equipping students with the knowledge and understanding needed for an inclusive campus. Students design inclusive campus game booths around topics such as appreciation, acceptance, equal participation, diversity, and disabilities awareness.

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Secondary Schools

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Inclusion Education Talk

Through interactive talks and activities, students learn about important concepts related to social inclusion through the discussion of social issues, cases, and examples, as well as games and sharing. They are also given the opportunity to reflect on their existing values and attitude towards people with different abilities and backgrounds, and becoming a more caring member of society.

Inclusion Experiential Workshop

This workshop explores different themes and topics related to social inclusion. In the form of experiential activities, discussions, daily life examples and small class interactions, the workshop aims to enhance students’ awareness, sensitivity, knowledge and supportive behaviors towards building an inclusive campus and helping disadvantaged groups in Hong Kong. Students are encouraged to review and reflect on their values and attitude, as well as their role in society.

Inclusion Education Week

The school-based learning week aims to build an inclusive school environment by enabling students to learn about important concepts related to social inclusion and say no to discrimination. Students design inclusive campus game booths around topics such as appreciation, acceptance, equal participation, diversity, and disabilities awareness.

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