> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://guide.fariaedu.com/cas/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://guide.fariaedu.com/cas/project.md).

# CAS Project

In your CAS project, you will **work with others**, towards a **stated goal,** in one or more of creativity, activity and service. 

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You must undertake **at least one** CAS project. 
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Some examples of CAS projects are listed below.

* A group plans, designs and creates a mural or wall display (creativity)
* Organise and participate in a sports team over time, including training sessions and matches against other teams (activity)
* Plan and undertake an unsupported expedition (activity)
* Set up and conduct tutoring for people in need (service)
* Choreograph a routine for their band or cheerleading squad (creativity and activity) 
* Plan, set up and run a not-for-profit business (creativity and service) 
* Plan and participate in the planting and maintenance of a garden with members of the local community. (service and activity) 
* Identify that children at a local school need backpacks, and then design and make the backpacks out of recycled materials. (service and creativity)
* Rehearse and perform a dance production for a community retirement home. (creativity, activity, and service)

All CAS projects should have a **defined goal**. Individually, you should identify one or more [learning outcomes](/cas/assessment.md) you intend to meet to further guide your role and responsibilities in the CAS project. These could change as you complete the project.

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Your CAS project should last **a minimum of one month** from planning to completion and you should **follow the** [**CAS stages**](/cas/cas-stages.md)**.**
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