Learning, Well-being & School Experience
What kind of environment enables every learner to thrive?
- Joyful & Experiential Learning
- Student Well-Being & Mental Health
- Student Voice & Participation
- Creativity, Sports & Co-Curriculars
Six rooms. Six questions facing education under SDG 4.
A Policy Lab is where the summit does its actual work. Each one takes a single question facing education under Sustainable Development Goal 4, puts it in front of a room of delegates, and asks them to research it, argue it out, and leave with a written position. Those positions are what the summit carries forward into its consultation report.
Two Policy Labs, grounded in what students directly experience in school and how education can better support their growth.
What kind of environment enables every learner to thrive?
What knowledge, skills and values should every learner develop by 2050 and beyond?
Junior Labs participate only in sessions designed for their age group — keeping discussion developmentally appropriate while still substantive.
Four Policy Labs move beyond personal experience into system-level educational reform.
How should curriculum and assessment evolve to prepare learners for the future?
How can technology transform education while ensuring equity, ethics and accessibility?
How can education empower learners as stewards of a sustainable, climate-resilient future?
How should education prepare young people for higher education, work and global citizenship?