Because Elders weren't given much importance, these children imagined a way of restoring respect by making them feel useful through: collecting folktales and songs from their grandparents, organising a storytime when these will be shared with the school and making a library to access them at home and school.

The students realized that they are ashamed of their race and had been ignoring the origins of their race, history, language and traditions. To address this, they created a thematic museum on their ancestor's exploitation of rubber.

After seeing the desolate plastic dumping grounds and discovering how poorly Malaysia as a whole manages plastic waste, these children turned single use plastics into double use through creating: plastools, keychains and C-Cans and heart structures.

In 2019, children were concerned that many families did not have access to clean drinking water, they designed a portable water system using the help of engineers with out borders and helped their family

In 2019, the children from one school in Malaysia successfully grew their own garden using sustainable methods of farming

In 2016, young superheroes helped Aunt Zong increase her daily income by designing a path that would help her with more customers to sell her products and earn more income to be able to come out of poverty.

The students set up a ramp in the school buses facilitating specially-abled school kids to travel on the school bus rather than using personal transport. They have cherished the kids by helping them socialize in the van with the other children.

The students collected donations and purchased essentials for daily living. They organized the essentials purchased and distributed them to the refugees. They helped the refugees in moving in, making them feel cared for and safe.

The students visited old age homes and spent time with the abandoned elderly planting in excellent and cherished memories in their hearts. This has helped them come out of loneliness and feel cared for.

The students set up a public library with non school books to help kids with curiosity to learn beyond the prescribed syllabus. They made an amazing bamboo bookshelf and filled it with books borrowed from previous users.

The children put up train route maps indicating the places where the migrant workers generally go to work, translated in local language. They have greatly helped the workers to take tickets on their own and travel independently in trains without having to read and understand the English signboards and instructions.

The children worried about the irresponsible disposal of waste in their community. The dustbins overflow without any cleaning action taking place for long. The children put up awareness charts and toll free numbers of municipality to assist civilians in contacting the waste management office for emptying the dustbins timely.