As part of ASPnet, the Institut Moderne du Liban is involved in educating its students about environmental conservation, placing a special emphasis on water preservation an immediate regional concern. The school has organized awareness campaigns and interactive study programs to teach its young people about the importance of water and the implications it has on daily life. The management, protection and preservation of water resources are explained in context of geography, history, culture and economy. Student projects include, field research, debates, drawings and video sessions. The Arwa School is actively involved in developing different programs and extra-curricular activities to promote World Heritage.
Teachers aim to create awareness of the history and traditions of Yemen but also of other cultures.
Field trips, sightseeing of historical , cultural and traditional sites such as the old city of Sana a and the old walled city of Shiba, might also be visited. Videos, slides, seminars and special classes are also organized. Special courses have been designed to discuss and study such issues as religious tolerance, human dignity, solidarity, non-violence, charity and the status of women. Moi emphasising human tolerance and the status of women and children. Also planned are drama and theatre projects, where students would present to their class different scenarios on inter-related themes concerning racial discrimination and human rights.