The CAS Strands
What are C, A and S.
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The IB CAS Guide (pages 18 and 19) suggest the following approaches to creativity:
Ongoing creativity
School-based creativity
Community-based creativity
Individual creativity
Examples of creativity include:
Acting or supporting a drama performance
Playing or supporting a music performance
Participating or supporting a dance performance
Creating an artwork
Creating a website
Similar to creativity, the CAS Guide (pages 19 and 20) suggest the following approaches to activity:
Ongoing activity
School-based activity
Community-based activity
Individual activity
Examples of activity include:
Playing on a team
Completing a training programme
Undertaking an adventure sport or journey
Learning a new martial art/yoga/pilates
The IB CAS Guide (page 22) suggest the following four types of service:
Direct Service
Indirect Service
Advocacy
Research
Furthermore, the IB CAS Guide (pages 19 and 20) suggest the following approaches to service:
Ongoing service
School-based service
Community-based service
Immediate need service
Fundraising
International Service
Volunteerism
Service arising from the curriculum
Examples of service include:
Raising funds for an orphanage
Helping at an animal shelter
Volunteering at a retirement home or youth centre
Helping in your school (e.g., CAS committee or student council)
Speaking out about an injustice
Finding out about the water quality
Check out by Mira Loma High School in the United States that was developed over a number of years.