THE JOURNAL

Ideas are worth sharing before they are finished.

We write about the questions that shape education: how teenagers learn, when responsibility changes hands and what rigour should really mean. These ideas matter beyond Beyond 8.

Grades 9–12 · Chennai & Bengaluru · Cambridge and NIOS pathways

Questions worth thinking about.Questions, reflections and voices from Beyond 8.
WRITING + QUESTIONS

Questions we keep returning to.

Some questions take years to answer. Here we share what our work with young people has taught us, what we still question and why it matters.

BEYOND 8 JOURNAL

The right kind of wind: raising antifragile teens

Learning, challenge and the responsibilities of adults.

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BEYOND 8 JOURNAL

When responsibility shifts, learning changes

An invitation to rethink when young people take the lead.

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When the structure is sound, the form can vary

What must remain steady when the timetable changes.

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BEYOND 8 JOURNAL

The forgotten learner in education

Whose needs is an education designed to meet?

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BEYOND 8 JOURNAL

Beyond 8: Rishon and Riya’s journey

Learners reflect on what their experience meant.

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BEYOND 8 JOURNAL

ICSE vs IGCSE vs IB vs CBSE vs NIOS

Questions to ask when choosing a qualification.

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Militvaa: social changemakers and entrepreneurship

Civic ideas and learner-created work.

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BEYOND 8 JOURNAL

American accreditation with Cambridge affiliation

Clarifying educational credentials and recognition.

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AN ORIGINAL ESSAY

The Pre-College Years Reimagined.

In their 2023 essay, Naveen and Raaji reflect on the years of work that led to Beyond 8, and why teenagers need more than marks to prepare for adult life.

Learning has to be about the learner.

They explain why we use Dream Mapping, mentoring, real work and reflection to help teenagers make more thoughtful choices.

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