Bring the ocean’s ecosystem directly into the school environment through the installation of sustainable pearl tanks. Students develop daily responsibility by managing live oysters, witnessing the miracle of pearl growth firsthand while learning self-discipline.

​Examine the "Blue Economy" to understand how sustainable trade and environmental policy intersect on the international stage. Students learn to view the pearl industry as a model for global cooperation and ethical commerce in a changing world.

Step out of the classroom and onto our regenerative pearl farm to experience large-scale marine restoration in action. Students engage in practical fieldwork, observing how pearl farming creates "blue carbon" sinks and protects local coastal biodiversity.

Bridge local heritage with global history by exploring the 5,000-year legacy of pearls in art, law, and philosophy. Students discover cultural value of pearls, fostering a deep appreciation for our shared cultural ancestry.

Turn students into young researchers through rigorous laboratory experiments focusing on malacology, water chemistry, and nacre formation. This activity utilizes real-world marine data to teach the scientific method through the life cycle of the pearl oyster.

​Challenge students to tackle real-world ESG and ecological dilemmas using critical thinking. This project-based module empowers students to design innovative solutions for supply chain transparency and marine conservation.