成都狄邦肯思學校課外活動回顧：關愛少數群體 共創和諧社區

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“糖”是當下青少年群體(ti) 中流行的網絡熱梗。這個(ge) 詞匯最初在網絡上被用來形容“蠢”或“笨”，隨後逐漸從(cong) 線上蔓延到線下，成為(wei) 同學間常用的調侃用語。然而，許多使用這個(ge) 詞的青少年並不了解，“糖”實際上源於(yu) “唐氏綜合征”患者的代稱。當他們(men) 在網絡或現實生活中用“糖”來形容他人時，往往沒有意識到這個(ge) 詞匯背後的含義(yi) ，更不清楚自己的無心之言可能對特殊群體(ti) 造成的傷(shang) 害。

在這個(ge) 多元化和包容性不斷提升的時代，關(guan) 注和關(guan) 愛特殊群體(ti) 已成為(wei) 每位青少年的必修課。去年11月初，成都狄邦肯思學校的學生慈善社團Spark在升旗儀(yi) 式上向全校師生普及了唐氏綜合征的相關(guan) 知識，並於(yu) 11月8日在學校餐廳門口舉(ju) 辦了以“關(guan) 愛唐氏兒(er) ”為(wei) 主題的慈善募捐活動。

活動得到了全校師生的積極響應，大家紛紛慷慨解囊，為(wei) 唐氏綜合征患者獻上愛心。此次募捐所得款項全部捐贈給了成都唐氏兒(er) 互助協會(hui) 和晨星之家兩(liang) 家公益組織，用於(yu) 支持唐氏綜合征患者及其家庭。

這次募捐活動不僅(jin) 是一次公益行動，更是一場關(guan) 於(yu) 愛的教育。通過親(qin) 身參與(yu) ，同學們(men) 深刻體(ti) 會(hui) 到慈善的力量和幫助他人的快樂(le) 。活動讓大家認識到，關(guan) 愛與(yu) 幫助是構建和諧社會(hui) 的基石。作為(wei) 成都狄邦肯思的學生，我們(men) 始終致力於(yu) 打造一個(ge) 平等、尊重和包容的學習(xi) 社區。這次活動為(wei) 同學們(men) 提供了寶貴的學習(xi) 機會(hui) ，幫助大家更好地理解與(yu) 接納特殊群體(ti) 。

為(wei) 唐氏兒(er) 帶去更多希望

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去年12月，Spark社團在冬季音樂(le) 會(hui) 上舉(ju) 辦了更大規模的義(yi) 賣活動，吸引了眾(zhong) 多同學和家長的熱情參與(yu) 。這次活動不僅(jin) 為(wei) 唐氏綜合征患者帶去了更多支持，也讓參與(yu) 其中的同學們(men) 更加堅定了投身公益的信念。

這次募捐活動隻是一個(ge) 開始。未來，成都狄邦肯思的同學們(men) 將繼續深入參與(yu) 更多公益項目，關(guan) 注社會(hui) 上更多需要幫助的群體(ti) 。我們(men) 不僅(jin) 要關(guan) 注唐氏綜合征患者的困境，還要將視野擴展到更多領域的弱勢群體(ti) ，傳(chuan) 遞正能量，成為(wei) 有愛心、有責任心的世界公民。

值得一提的是，聯合國大會(hui) 於(yu) 2011年正式將每年的3月21日定為(wei) “世界唐氏綜合症日”，旨在提高公眾(zhong) 對唐氏綜合症的認識，倡導包容、關(guan) 愛和支持唐氏綜合症患者及其家庭。“唐寶”們(men) 擁有獨特的基因密碼，他們(men) 的世界或許與(yu) 我們(men) 有些不同，但他們(men) 同樣渴望被理解、被接納、被愛。他們(men) 純真的笑容、真摯的情感、對生活的熱愛，無不閃耀著獨特的光芒。

讓我們(men) 從(cong) 關(guan) 愛唐氏綜合征患者開始，為(wei) 建設更加包容與(yu) 和諧的社會(hui) 貢獻力量。通過每一次公益行動，我們(men) 不僅(jin) 在幫助他人，更是在自我成長。讓我們(men) 攜手同行，用行動傳(chuan) 遞溫暖，用愛心點亮希望，共同創造一個(ge) 更加美好的世界。

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The term "糖" has become a popular internet slang among teenagers, initially used to describe someone as "silly" or "dumb." It gradually spread from online to offline, becoming a common teasing phrase among peers. However, many teenagers don't realize that "糖" actually originates from a term for individuals with Down syndrome. When they use it, they are often unaware of the hurtful implications and the potential harm it can cause to this group.

In this era of increasing diversity and inclusion, supporting special groups has become an essential lesson for teenagers. In early November last year, the Spark charity club at Dipont KCS Chengdu raised awareness about Down syndrome during the flag-raising ceremony. On November 8, they hosted a charity donation event themed "Caring for Children with Down Syndrome" at the school restaurant entrance. The event received enthusiastic support from students and staff, with all proceeds donated to the Chengdu Down Syndrome Mutual Aid Association and Morning Star Home to support individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

This charity event was not only a philanthropic action but also an education on love. Through direct participation, students deeply experienced the power of charity and the joy of helping others. The event emphasized that care and support are the foundation of a harmonious society. As students of Dipont KCS Chengdu, we are committed to creating an equal, respectful, and inclusive learning community. This event provided a valuable opportunity for students to better understand and embrace special groups.

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In December last year, the Spark club organized a larger-scale charity sale during the winter concert, attracting enthusiastic participation from many students and parents. This event not only provided more support for individuals with Down syndrome but also strengthened the students' commitment to philanthropy.

This charity event is just the beginning. In the future, students at Dipont KCS Chengdu will continue to engage in more philanthropic projects, supporting various groups in need. We will not only focus on the challenges faced by individuals with Down syndrome but also broaden our vision to include other vulnerable groups, spreading positive energy and striving to become compassionate, responsible global citizens.

It is worth mentioning that in 2011, the United Nations General Assembly officially designated March 21 as "World Down Syndrome Day," aiming to raise public awareness about Down syndrome and promote inclusion, care, and support for individuals with Down syndrome and their families. "Tangbao" (Down syndrome children) have unique genetic codes, and while their world may be different from ours, they too long for understanding, acceptance, and love. Their innocent smiles, sincere emotions, and love for life all shine with a special brilliance.

Let us begin by caring for individuals with Down syndrome and contribute to building a more inclusive and harmonious society. Through each philanthropic action, we are not only helping others but also growing ourselves. Let us join hands, spread warmth through our actions, light up hope with our love, and work together to create a better world.