As part of Children’s Week, students took part in an inspiring art workshop titled “I Have the Right to Create a Better World”, through the activity A Window to a Better World. The goal of the workshop was to encourage children to think creatively about the values that make the world a more beautiful place to live — and to express those ideas through their drawings and symbols.

Students first designed the frame of their own window, and then, within its divided sections, illustrated scenes that reflect their vision of a better world. 💛 Some imagined a world without pollution, others one filled with kindness and support, while some drew places without violence and hatred — full of joy, play, and nature. In this way, every child became a young creator, shaping their own vision of a brighter future.

Through this workshop, children had the opportunity to show how imagination and art can be powerful tools for change. Each artwork carried a unique message and a personal perspective, and when all the pieces were brought together — they formed a large group composition, symbolizing a shared vision for a better world. 🌟

This collective work is not only aesthetically beautiful but also deeply symbolic — reminding us that small ideas, when united, can create powerful messages. The students proudly demonstrated how art can inspire and bring a community together.

Children’s Week is dedicated to children’s rights, but also to their voices. The activity “A Window to a Better World” gave students the opportunity to express themselves, share their dreams and ideas, and show how important it is to nurture humanity, empathy, and togetherness.

These artworks will be displayed in the school as a reminder that a better world begins with small but meaningful ideas — and with children who believe change is possible. 🌈 The messages they shared through their drawings carry strong inspiration and remind us of values we should never forget.

This activity awakened in students a strong sense of community and responsibility for the world around them. Through simple yet powerful messages, they showed that change begins in the classroom and continues in everyday life. This project is a reminder that their voices matter and that they are the ones building the world they want to see tomorrow. 💬✨