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  • Last autumn and winter, volunteers from Virtuos Shanghai and Chengdu Studios entered local schools to provide engaging IT lessons and creative hands-on workshops for children. Where technology met creativity, knowledge was shared alongside warmth. Let’s revisit these inspiring moments together.
     
    Retaining Autumn Memories – Virtuos Shanghai Volunteering
  • In the fourth quarter of 2025, Grundfos Green IT Classroom Program reached Dali (Yunnan) and Xi’an (Shaanxi), alongside a community volunteer activity in Songjiang (Shanghai). Built on refurbished IT equipment and enriched by digital sustainability workshops and employee engagement, the initiative turned circular economy principles into tangible action—delivering quality digital resources to students, advancing educational equity, and opening doors to a wider world where green values and young dreams grow together.
     
  • On November 12, a delegation of UPS China management representatives and 10 volunteers arrived at a rural school in Xinxiang, Henan Province, to witness the official opening of the UPS Green IT Classroom. Through interactive IT and eco-handcraft classes, the volunteers engaged warmly with students, encouraging them to share their aspirations and sparking their interest in information technology. The new classroom effectively addresses the school's long-standing shortage of computer facilities, helping bridge the digital divide and broaden learning horizons for rural children.
     
  • During the 12th Franco-Chinese Environment Month, Netspring Student Digital Art Competition Award Ceremony was successfully held on October 27 at Jing'an District Library (Tianmu Road). Under the theme "Blue Horizons, Green Futures in the eyes of children," the competition aimed to showcase children's unique perspectives on environmental protection through digital artworks. This year's competition featured three categories—Coding Animation, Digital Painting, and Traditional Painting—attracting participation from 20 schools with nearly 350 submissions, both reaching record highs.
  • Since 2019, Netspring Green IT Programs has become one of the green common good projects supported by the ‘Franco-Chinese Environment Month’(FCEM) organized by the Embassy of France in China for six consecutive years. In mid-May, Netspring Green IT Programs has announce the launch of the 2025 Students Digital Art Competition, with a series of heavyweight activities to be held during FCEM in October this year. Now, the collection work is currently in full swing, and we look forward to the children submitting more excellent artworks this year.

  • Our team traveled over 3,500 km in two weeks to conduct follow-up visits at 10 schools, ensuring a smooth start to the new semester.

  • Since its inception in summer 2023, partnered with BTC (Beyond the City) and Netspring Green IT Programs, Grundfos has engaged nearly 120 students from remote regions in China over three consecutive years. Young participants were curiously and excited to explore the super big city Shanghai through self-designed routes, on-site visit industry-leading companies, join the interactive workshops with corporate volunteers and career coaches. Children have not only broadened their horizons and enriched their knowledge, but also anchored the direction for their future career development. Empowering village students to explore the infinite possibilities of the future is one of the original intentions that Grundfos launched this program.

  • At the end of June, as summer holiday approaches and the semester draws to a close, Netspring Green IT Programs has completed the renovation of FORVIA Green IT Classroom Inspiring Tomorrow in Fengcheng, Jiangxi.
     
    The Green IT Classroom located in Fengcheng High- tech Zone Primary School has been functioning well for over three years. The renovation replaced all 30 refurbished green computers, ensuring the new equipment will continue to support weekly IT classes for grade 3 to 6 students with reliable hardware for the next three years.

     

  • In June, Netspring Green IT Classroom wrapped up its 2024 IT Coding Course at a migrant children’s school in Songjiang District. In 2023, Netspring Green IT Programs joined hands with Cisco to establish a Cisco Green IT Classroom at the school, along with a IT coding course. The biweekly course was designed for Grade 4 students, with Cisco volunteers serving as course instructors.
     
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    FORVIA China Implements E-waste Drive

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