Immersive Experiential Theatre: "2030·Climate Act"

While humans are suffering from the disasters triggered by climate change, nearly half of them are also experiencing warfare.

What are the impacts when climate change and armed conflicts coincide?

Participants will take on the role of climate migrants and experience how climate change affects their daily lives, family livelihoods, natural environment and society. Through the experience, they will understand the urgency of the climate crisis, inspiring students to pay attention to and respond to the humanitarian issues related to climate challenges in their own effort

Climate change is a universal issue; everyone is impacted in some way.

Unique elements:

Immersive experience: Students take on roles in the play with high quality scene and sound effect

Inspired by true events

The theme reflects the negative impacts of daily climate disasters on humanity

Interdisciplinary learning embodies the spirit of humanitarianism
Citizenship and Social Development; Personal, Social & Humanities Education, Extracurricular Activities and etc.

Learning Objectives

Understand the humanitarian issues related to climate crisis
Foster empathy by comprehending the situations and feelings of civilians during war and climate crisis
Increase the recognition of humanitarian spirit and willingness to take humanitarian actions.

The activities help cultivate students' values and attitudes, including kindness, empathy, and respect for others, while also training their thinking skills. Please refer to Learning objectives of the activity.

Activity Details:

Activity Details:

Time	Capacity	Language
105mins	12-30	Cantonese

Fee for Activity:

The original price for each group is HKD 8,900. Schools or non-profit organizations are charged HKD 4,900 per group (R88)#.

If a group exceeds 30 people, they can apply for additional participants. The centre will review the application separately.

The charge for additional participants is HKD 200 per person, and payment must be completed before the start of the event; no refunds will be provided.

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Remarks

Applications must be submitted at least 6 weeks in advance, and participation is only confirmed upon payment.
Please read the following information related to registration carefully:
Guidelines for participating groups
Arrangements for rescheduling or canceling the event
Theater guidelines

Recognized schools include registered schools in the Education Bureau's school register.

School Registration Details

Primary School version	Primary 4 to Primary 6
Secondary School version	Secondary 1 to Secondary 6
Adult version	tertiary education or above
Parent-child version	Primary 4 or above and parents

Available timeslots

Every Tuesday to Saturday

9:30 AM-11:15 AM

11:15 AM-1:00 AM

2:30 PM-4:15 PM

4:15 PM-6:00 PM

Related Subjects

Level	Subject	Learning Areas/Topics
Upper Primary School (P4-6)	General Studies	A Global Perspective: Understanding the Causes, Development, and Impact of Global Issues
Upper Primary School (P4-6)	Humanities	Society and Citizenship War and Peace
Secondary School	Citizenship, Economics and Society	Global Responses to Global Issues
Secondary School	History	Learning History with Empathy; Out-of-Class Historical Learning