- Explore your school or neighbourhood with your class.
- Notice what works for children and what could be better.
- Take photos, draw or just talk about it.
- Choose one thing your class would like to improve.
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Build the Change: Child-Friendly Communities
What is this project about?
How could your community become a better place for children to live, learn and play? Invite your class to explore their surroundings, choose a challenge that matters to them and build a creative solution. Share ideas with classrooms around the world,...
- Age of Students
- 6-8 years, 9-12 years, 13-15 years, 16-18 years
- Project Duration
- 28 September to 27 November 2026
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Where the classrooms are
2,724 classroomsLearning Outcomes
Give children meaningful opportunities to identify challenges affecting their communities.
Analyze
Develop problem-solving, creativity, collaboration and participation skills.
Apply
Introduce children to a simple design-thinking and solution-oriented process.
Remember / Understand
Enable classrooms to learn from children and teachers in other communities and countries.
Remember / Understand
Project Activities
- Talk about why this happens and who it affects.
- Ask someone at home or in your neighbourhood what they think.
- Collect lots of ideas to fix it: every idea counts.
- Pick the idea your class likes best.
- Make it real: a LEGO model, a drawing, a poster or a video.
- Share it on the wall so other classes can see it.
- Look at what classes in other countries have made.
- Leave a comment or a question for at least one of them.
- Talk about the comments your class got.
- Choose one change that would make your idea even better.
Skills to develop
Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving
Creativity & Innovation
Collaboration & Teamwork
Intercultural Communication
This project contributes to the following global goals
This project promotes and protects these children's rights
Live collaboration
Teacher introduction
Meet like-minded teachers, exchange ideas and get inspired to bring the project to life with your class.
Classroom idea exchange
Share your class’s early ideas and get feedback from other classrooms.
Final sharing
Share what your students created and discover what other classes learned.
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