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CREATIVITY
This aspect of CAS is interpreted as imaginatively as possible to cover a wide range of arts and other activities outside the normal curriculum which include creative thinking in the design and carrying out of service projects.
Creativity must be an active process as well.
Creativity is both active and deliberate, and it results in a tangible product.
Examples of Creativity:
- Science Olympiad
- Drama and Theatre (Cast, lighting and sound, set design, costume design and sewing, make-up)
- Musical ensembles (teach others; perform for public, such as Jazz Band, String Ensemble or Interlude)
- Talent show production or act
- Debate preparation or tournament (outside of class)
- Producing banners and posters for clubs
- Teaching cultural cooking to a group of others
- Setting up and running a school-wide video game championship
- SLN or MUN
- Face painting at a charity event
- Catering an authentic tea ceremony
- Writing/Publishing research from an off-site science or lab experience
- Photography (perhaps as evidence of other CAS activities)
- Webpage design for school or community organization
- Creative blogging about other CAS activities
- Preparation for public speaking
- School newspaper writing and editing
- Choreographing dance –learning a new dance form or starting a dance group for younger students
- Learning sign language
- Making bracelets or dolls for an international charity
- Scrapbooking (perhaps as documentation of another CAS project)
- Making crafts for a charity sale
- Pottery classes in the local community
- Prepare and making resources for teaching a series of language lessons or working with young children groups (Zambia or India trips).
- Producing a display for a class, school/community event, or public message
- Making a video for a local charity
- Putting on a Nations school play
- Making a full-length video of an extended CAS project for college applications
- Cooking classes where you create your own recipes and/ or menu planning
- Designing a new game
- Nations newspaper
- Nations yearbook
- Learning to play a new instrument
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