A key component of a UWCSEA education is our commitment to education as a force for a more sustainable future. Through our curriculum, students are introduced to the concept of sustainability and the lens of systems thinking to help them become changemakers, ready to address global challenges and contribute to a sustainable future. 

Theatre is more than just performance—it is a fusion of storytelling, creativity, and collaboration. This year, our Drama Department on East Campus brought four diverse productions to life, each distinct in its themes yet unified in their passion and dedication. From Shakespearean magic infused with Indonesian artistry to a deeply psychological drama, from a dystopian vision of the future to a powerful Bolivian adaptation, each play showcased the transformative power of theatre.

Voices, presented by the Voices of Women in Solidarity (VOWS) Focus Group and Daraja Global Concerns (GC) Group, is a powerful community and High School production that brings stories to life through monologues, spoken word poetry, skits, and songs. This year, the production at East Campus focused on themes of resilience, empowerment, and solidarity, offering a platform for important conversations about gender-based violence and social change.