Similar to the Primary category, the kids introduced themselves and learned about other participants by describing different pictures of their schools, school activities, and their favorite places. This fun icebreaker for sure made the kids feel as if they were traveling to different places while fellow participants introduced themselves.

The kids listened to Professor Ito as he explains the importance of video creation and how it is an effective way to send out a message. The kids then proceeded to making their own videos after learning the basics of video creation. And even though it was their first time to make one, through teamwork and having fun while doing the activity, all teams were able to produce amazing animations. Videos from the Primary category were also combined to create a masterpiece which can be seen here (YouTube).

Quiz about the SDGs made learning about them fun and exciting. After learning about the SDGs promise which is to "Leave no one behind," the kids had a discussion about the videos that each team submitted for the Summit. All entries showed a deep sense of understanding on the SDGs expected from the Secondary category. Iwaki Koyo High School (Japan) touched on a sensitive topic about gender-related issue, and hoped that everyone will be more understanding and accepting of others no matter the gender. Tok Janggut Secondary School (Malaysia) wanted everyone to understand that hurtful words leave marks like nails to a wood, and that one way to stop word violence is by thinking ahead of what others would feel before saying harsh words. Videos from Taira 3rd Junior High School (Japan) and Earth Educational Center (Brazil) focused on taking care and appreciating nature. Kids from Japan wanted to introduce sustainable energy and hoped for everyone, including other kids, to also think about what we all can do to help achieve a more sustainable future.
Brazil's video reminded us the benefits of nature like refreshing our minds and souls from the stress and pressure of everyday life.

Videos of ideas on how to achieve the SDGs from the Supportive Participation Program were also shown. They made the discussion on the SDGs more relatable and interesting.

It was a double win for Tok Janggut Secondary School (Malaysia) who won both the KWN Kids Award and the first-ever KWN Fans Award. The message of their video was truly moving and reached the hearts of many. The winners thanked everyone who helped in making the video.

And for the final message, Taira 3rd Junior High School representatives encouraged everyone to cooperate with one another to transform the world. "SDGs are not just for governments and companies to think about, but for younger generations as well." They also asked everyone to help in achieving the SDGs through "Small Deeds but also Good deeds", as their personal SDGs.