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“THERE IS MORE IN US THAN WE KNOW.
IF WE CAN BE MADE TO SEE IT,
PERHAPS FOR THE REST OF OUR LIVES
WE WILL BE UNWILLING TO SETTLE FOR LESS.” 

GEN ALPHA TEENS EXPECT GENDER EQUALITY IN THEIR LIFETIME

Results of a new global study across 20 countries from Round Square

Fostering Courage

Discover how Round Square schools nurture real, everyday courage through meaningful relationships, global experiences, and character-building opportunities. Explore stories from Round Square schools around the world who are redefining what courage looks like.

Round Square: a community of schools

Round Square is an international community of 280+ schools in 50 countries that collaborate on character education around six themes (the Round Square IDEALS) – International Understanding, Democracy, Environmental Stewardship, Adventure, Leadership and Service

Understanding that many of life’s important lessons come from practical experience, we use experiential learning, to shape students’ character, and build their capacity to make a positive difference in the world as globally-minded, courageous and compassionate leaders.​

An Introduction to Round Square

By exploring the six RS IDEALS, students set off on a learning journey which leads them to 12 Discoveries of personal virtues and attributes, building the capabilities and confidence needed to make a positive difference in the world.  

Round Square schools are encouraged to interpret and apply this teaching and learning framework in ways most appropriate to their culture, style and facilities.  

In sharing and comparing their different approaches, schools develop good-practice around the six IDEALS, with a common aim to build character and realise potential in their students. 

Round Square Stories

King Constantine Medal
A King Constantine Medal Story: Rishi Bagri, Sarala Birla Academy, India
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Talking Heads: Berdine Beukes, St George’s Diocesan School, Namibia
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60 for Sustainability Picnic – VidyaGyan School, Bulandshahr
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Talking Heads: Vanita Uppal OBE, The British School, New Delhi
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Talking Heads: Martha Perry, St Clement’s School, Canada