The 'Education Code' forum, organized by the Lithuanian news portal Lrytas, is set to occur on March 6 in Kaunas, and it promises to attract a record number of 3,000 participants. Over its three-year history, the forum has evolved into a crucial platform for dialogue on the future of education in Lithuania. This year, it is bolstered by partnerships with Vytautas Magnus University, the Ministry of Education, Science and Sport, and the organization 'Education Number One'.

Participants will be exposed to a wealth of opportunities including over 150 speakers, more than 60 presentations and discussions, and 30 educational and innovative stands spread across three spaces. The discussions will feature insights from education leaders, educators, politicians, scientists, business representatives, foreign experts, psychologists, community activists, and security specialists. Key topics will center around educational policy, leadership, innovation, emotional health, and community resilience, aiming to foster a more collaborative approach in tackling challenges within the education system.

The agenda includes a variety of sessions aimed at engaging attendees in finding solutions to pressing issues within education. The forum aims to highlight the pivotal role of collaboration among various stakeholders to improve the educational landscape, thereby underlining the importance of innovation and emotional well-being in enhancing educational outcomes. As 'Education Code' continues to cement its place as a significant event in Lithuania's academic calendar, it reflects a growing recognition of the need for continuous dialogue and action in shaping the future of education in the country.