Nobel Prize Day
Date: 10 December
Ideal For: Schools, secondary students, civics and citizenship programs, global studies, and leadership education

What is Nobel Prize Day?
Nobel Prize Day commemorates the achievements of individuals and organisations whose work has made a significant impact on humanity. The Nobel Prizes, including the Nobel Peace Prize, recognise contributions that promote peace, innovation, human rights, and global cooperation, with notable receipients such as Malala Yousafzai and Nelson Mandela.

Why Celebrate Nobel Prize Day in Your School or Community?

Celebrating Nobel Prize Day in an educational setting helps students to:

• Explore the values of peace, unity, and service to humanity
• Learn about influential global leaders and change-makers
• Develop critical thinking and ethical reasoning
• Strengthen intercultural understanding and empathy

Empower students to become informed, compassionate global citizens through curriculum-aligned educational experiences:

Intercultural Citizenship Amdassador Program (VIC)
ICAP, a flexible 4- or 8-week program designed for Years 6-9, aligns closely with the values of Nobel Prize Day by focusing on global citizenship, intercultural understanding, and empathy. Students develop critical thinking skills and a deeper awareness of diversity, equipping them with the foundations needed to contribute positively to sustainable and inclusive societies.

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