Secondary Section participated in the onboarding session for the South East Asia Exchange Program on January 4, 2025, marking the start of an exciting learning opportunity for high school students. The program, running from January to April, connects students from Southeast Asia to explore regional issues through themes such as urban planning, street food culture, disaster management, wartime exploitation in arts, clean energy, and language policies.
Teacher Jaymar Eustaquio, Sandhya Chandran, and Maridel Lacson will guide students throughout the program. This initiative not only broadens students’ perspectives and enhances critical thinking but also equips them with essential 21st-century skills, including collaboration and communication, to help them engage in global and regional challenges.
