In these unprecedented times, the ability to empathise with others has never been so important.
In a world filled with injustices, the Schools Ration Challenge empowers students to take practical action and become advocates for change.
During this immersive learning experience, held during Refugee Week, students get sponsored to eat the same rations as a refugee in Jordan for three days.
This experience builds empathy for others – a quality that is key to viewing things from multiple perspectives and driving positive change.
Together, we can inspire a generation to act for peace in the world.
It’s our hope that our graduates will seek out the least, the lost and the lonely. The Ration Challenge draws a greater connection between where the money goes and where the hope and mercy goes.”
~ Liam Stakelum, A/Headmaster, Marist College (far right)