This webinar explores how student agency grows through the support of a “village,” including parents, teachers, and the community. Experts discuss how these groups can work together to help children dream, design, and take action in their own learning journey. It highlights practical ways to build trust and empower everyone involved in a child’s education. The session ultimately emphasizes that supporting student growth requires a collective effort from all adults around them

Anekal Vision 2030:
Anekal is buzzing with educational innovation, yet big challenges remain in foundational learning, middle school transition, and future
readiness. The Summit spotlights Primary and Middle School Education, reimagining change through the Classroom, School, and Community. This is not just an event—it’s the launchpad for Anekal’s journey to become a model education block by 2030, shifting from isolated success to collective impact.

This webinar celebrates five years of India’s National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 by focusing on student agency—the idea that students should be active partners in their own learning rather than just passive listeners. Through stories from teachers and young students, as well as expert discussions on policy and systems, the session explains that real change requires listening to children, building trust, and creating flexible, supportive environments. The speakers highlight that while government policy provides the framework, successful implementation happens when schools, parents, and local leaders work together to value student choice, character building, and practical life skills alongside traditional academics.