Students have experienced a remarkable journey through time at the Little Museum of the World.

ASDAN students visited Christian and Stella Pilard's incredible museum in Chai Wan, which reflects on the vast scope of our planet's evolutionary history.

They were taken to the dawn of life in an amazing fossil museum featuring rocks that at 4.2 billion years old are some of the earliest in existence.

Our students were able to examine authentic pieces of Martian and lunar rocks, a Tyrannosaurus Rex egg fragment, Titanic coal, and a WWII soldier's diary.

Behind every one of the hundreds of exhibits is an amazing story, which serve as profound reminders of our responsibility to protect and sustain our environment, the vital importance of remembering our history, and the enduring capacity of humans to make positive choices.

The visit left a lasting impression on our students, blending scientific discovery with powerful human lessons, and enriching our curriculum in meaningful ways.