The National Online School is thrilled to announce its participation in the World Inclusion Congress 2025, taking place later this week in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The congress gathers educators, policymakers, and global leaders dedicated to advancing inclusive, accessible, and equitable education for learners around the world.
As part of the TCES Group, the National Online School embodies a 25-year legacy of no exclusions, ensuring that all learners, regardless of location, ability, or circumstance, have access to high-quality education. At the congress, the school will highlight how inclusive principles are integrated into digital learning, fostering a sense of belonging, emotional safety, and engagement in online classrooms.
Thomas Keaney, Founder of the National Online School and CEO of TCES, will participate in panels on therapeutic communities, emotionally open schools, and student protection, as well as deliver a keynote on Health and Education in a Digital World, exploring how digital platforms can enhance attendance, wellbeing and active learning.
Visitors to the congress can meet the National Online School team at the TCES stand on the Green in front of the Swissôtel Astana, alongside partners including IFIP and the Turk Pavilion. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore the school’s programs, discuss international collaboration, and see firsthand how technology and empathy-driven design can transform education for learners globally.
“The National Online School demonstrates that digital learning doesn’t have to be isolating, it can be inclusive, supportive, and deeply engaging,” said Thomas Keaney. “We’re excited to share our approach with the international community and learn from others committed to creating educational environments where everyone belongs.”
Stay tuned on our socials for live updates from the congress, including keynotes, panel discussions, and insights from Thomas Keaney and the National Online School team.
