Enriching Education: Xiaomi & World Vision Donates Smart Devices to Baseco High School

Xiaomi and World Vision recently donated smart devices to a high school in Baseco, Manila, as part of their annual initiative of ensuring Grade 12 ICT students have access to cutting-edge resources. 

Smart devices for a brighter future. Tomi Adrias, head of marketing of Xiaomi Philippines, donated smart devices to their school. The devices, such as air purifiers, tablets, and TVs, will help the students and their teachers in their Grade 12 ICT curriculum.

The donation comprised 24 Xiaomi Smart Air Purifiers 4, 10 Xiaomi Pad 6, and 6 Xiaomi TV A Pro Series 55-inch, each chosen to enrich the learning experience of the beneficiaries.

The donation drive is part of Xiaomi’s Education Program, which aims to enhance students' skills and give them the resources to prepare them for the challenges of the 21st century. Through this program, Xiaomi offers workshops and campus tours to immerse students in photography and gaming. The program also equips them with the tools they need for success, such as smartphones, laptops, and other smart devices.

Xiaomi believes education is key to empowering the youth and improving their quality of life. By supporting the students in Baseco each year, Xiaomi hopes to inspire them to pursue their dreams and reach their full potential.

A gift of smart devices for Baseco students. Xiaomi and World Vision partnered to donate air purifiers, tablets, and TVs to a high school in Baseco, a coastal community in Manila. The devices will benefit hundreds of Grade 12 ICT students and their teachers.

“We at Xiaomi advocate for making a positive impact on society through technological advancements worldwide. We hope that through our tools, students will be even more inspired to learn and build hopeful dreams for themselves and their community,” said Tomi Adrias, Head of Marketing at Xiaomi Philippines.

Xiaomi is also actively promoting excellence in education through digital masterclasses. The company recently collaborated with San Beda University, where it conducted a photography workshop and campus tour for students. The participants learned advanced digital photography and gaming skills using the Redmi Note 12 Series, Xiaomi’s latest smartphone offering.