
The Festival of Learning

The Festival of Learning

The Festival of Learning
At Healthy Planet, learning is something to be experienced, shared and celebrated. The Festival of Learning is The Learning Lab’s annual gathering of global educators, school leaders, researchers, families and practitioners, held every March at Healthy Planet. Designed as a space for dialogue, reflection and professional learning, the Festival brings research, practice and diverse perspectives together through keynotes, conversations, interactive workshops and provocations.
At Healthy Planet, learning is something to be experienced, shared and celebrated. The Festival of Learning is The Learning Lab’s annual gathering of global educators, school leaders, researchers, families and practitioners, held every March at Healthy Planet. Designed as a space for dialogue, reflection and professional learning, the Festival brings research, practice and diverse perspectives together through keynotes, conversations, interactive workshops and provocations.
At Healthy Planet, learning is something to be experienced, shared and celebrated. The Festival of Learning is The Learning Lab’s annual gathering of global educators, school leaders, researchers, families and practitioners, held every March at Healthy Planet. Designed as a space for dialogue, reflection and professional learning, the Festival brings research, practice and diverse perspectives together through keynotes, conversations, interactive workshops and provocations.
Structure
The Festival combines keynote addresses, conversations, panel discussions and interactive breakout sessions, creating multiple opportunities for participants to listen, question, contribute and collaborate.
Structure
The Festival combines keynote addresses, conversations, panel discussions and interactive breakout sessions, creating multiple opportunities for participants to listen, question, contribute and collaborate.
Structure
The Festival combines keynote addresses, conversations, panel discussions and interactive breakout sessions, creating multiple opportunities for participants to listen, question, contribute and collaborate.
The Festival Community
The Festival Community
With 120+ educators participating, the Festival of Learning has become a space where
research meets practice, different perspectives meet, and educators come together not simply
to receive knowledge, but to think, challenge, contribute and learn from one another. At its heart,
the Festival reflects our belief that learning grows when people come together to question, share, collaborate and learn with and from one another.
With 120+ educators participating, the Festival of Learning has become a space where research meets practice, different perspectives meet, and educators come together not simply to receive knowledge, but to think, challenge, contribute and learn from one another. At its heart, the Festival reflects our belief that learning grows when people come together to question, share, collaborate and learn with and from one another.
With 120+ educators participating, the Festival of Learning has become a space where research meets practice, different perspectives meet, and educators come together not simply to receive knowledge, but to think, challenge, contribute and learn from one another. At its heart, the Festival reflects our belief that learning grows when people come together to question, share, collaborate and learn with and from one another.
A celebration of learning. A celebration of becoming.
A celebration of learning. A celebration of becoming.
A celebration of learning. A celebration of becoming.
Who is The Festival Of Learning for?
The festival will bring together a diverse group of experts, including renowned early childhood educators, child psychologists, curriculum developers, and leaders in educational technology.
Who is The Festival Of Learning for?
The festival will bring together a diverse group of experts, including renowned early childhood educators, child psychologists, curriculum developers, and leaders in educational technology.
Who is The Festival Of Learning for?
The festival will bring together a diverse group of experts, including renowned early childhood educators, child psychologists, curriculum developers, and leaders in educational technology.



What to expect at The Festival Of Learning?
What to expect at The Festival Of Learning?
| Inspire innovative thinking. |
| Enhance understanding of children’s development. |
| Share best practices for enhancing learning. |
| Foster collaboration among early childhood stakeholders. |
| Celebrate the profession. |
| Inspire innovative thinking. |
| Enhance understanding of children’s development. |
| Share best practices for enhancing learning. |
| Foster collaboration among early childhood stakeholders. |
| Celebrate the profession. |
| Inspire innovative thinking. |
| Enhance understanding of children’s development. |
| Share best practices for enhancing learning. |
| Foster collaboration among early childhood stakeholders. |
| Celebrate the profession. |
The Festival of Learning over the years
The Festival of Learning over the years
The Festival of Learning over the years
2025
2026
2027
The Festival of Learning will feature a rich programme of activities, including keynote presentations, breakout sessions with opportunities to interact.
Keynote Sessions
| Dr Swati Popat Vats | President – Podar Education Network President – Early Childhood Association India |
| Prof. Tran Nguyen Templeton | Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Faculty Co-Director, Rita Gold Center Department of Curriculum & Teaching Teachers College, Columbia University |
| Prof. Haeny Yoon | Associate Professor Program Director, Early Childhood Education Department of Curriculum and Teaching Teachers College, Columbia University |
Breakout sessions
Breakout rooms would provide participants an opportunity to delve deeper into topics of their choice.
Exhibition Area
As per theme, an opportunity for HP TGA to showcase some learning material.
Topics to be explored
The science of neuroplasticity and how early experiences shape brain development.
The importance of creating enriched environments for young learners.
How play, relationships, and multi-sensory learning experiences foster cognitive, emotional, and social growth.
Practical strategies educators and families can use to strengthen neural connections in early childhood.
2025
2026
2027
The Festival of Learning will feature a rich programme of activities, including keynote presentations, breakout sessions with opportunities to interact.
Keynote Sessions
| Dr Swati Popat Vats | President – Podar Education Network President – Early Childhood Association India |
| Prof. Tran Nguyen Templeton | Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Faculty Co-Director, Rita Gold Center Department of Curriculum & Teaching Teachers College, Columbia University |
| Prof. Haeny Yoon | Associate Professor Program Director, Early Childhood Education Department of Curriculum and Teaching Teachers College, Columbia University |
Breakout sessions
Breakout rooms would provide participants an opportunity to delve deeper into topics of their choice.
Exhibition Area
As per theme, an opportunity for HP TGA to showcase some learning material.
Topics to be explored
The science of neuroplasticity and how early experiences shape brain development.
The importance of creating enriched environments for young learners.
How play, relationships, and multi-sensory learning experiences foster cognitive, emotional, and social growth.
Practical strategies educators and families can use to strengthen neural connections in early childhood.
2025
2026
2027
The Festival of Learning will feature a rich programme of activities, including keynote presentations, breakout sessions with opportunities to interact.
Keynote Sessions
| Dr Swati Popat Vats | President – Podar Education Network President – Early Childhood Association India |
| Prof. Tran Nguyen Templeton | Assistant Professor of Early Childhood Faculty Co-Director, Rita Gold Center Department of Curriculum & Teaching Teachers College, Columbia University |
| Prof. Haeny Yoon | Associate Professor Program Director, Early Childhood Education Department of Curriculum and Teaching Teachers College, Columbia University |
Breakout sessions
Breakout rooms would provide participants an opportunity to delve deeper into topics of their choice.
Exhibition Area
As per theme, an opportunity for HP TGA to showcase some learning material.
Topics to be explored
The science of neuroplasticity and how early experiences shape brain development.
The importance of creating enriched environments for young learners.
How play, relationships, and multi-sensory learning experiences foster cognitive, emotional, and social growth.
Practical strategies educators and families can use to strengthen neural connections in early childhood.
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It takes a school to raise the world.
© Copyright 2026. All rights reserved by Healthy Planet School.
It takes a school to raise the world.
© Copyright 2026. All rights reserved by Healthy Planet School.