In 2012, The Fabindia School partnered with Sandeep Dutt to launch My Good School and several impactful programmes including the Happy Teachers Professional Learning Programme and Schools Can Change. Subsequently, in 2020, Sandeep established the Learning Forward India Foundation and the Good Schools Alliance. We are committed to ensuring every child has access to a quality education. We support our Special Projects by providing them with the resources and opportunities to learn, contribute and grow. Our Member Schools help us build capacity and serve our Special Projects completely free of charge.
The Teachers Academy, a national teacher capacity-building initiative, focuses on continuous professional development (CPD) to ensure long-term system-level improvement rather than one-off school-based outcomes.
The Doon School Old Boys’ Society (DSOBS) teacher capacity-building pilot project at the Arthur Foot Academy has delivered measurable, scalable and sustainable impact. Trained teachers multiply the value of the original grant year on year, making it a strong example of high-impact education philanthropy.
List of Special Projects supported by DSOBS Member sand their families:

The Doon School Old Boys' Society (DSOBS) is the official alumni association of The Doon School,
Program Philosophy: Every student’s journey to success requires mastering financial literacy. We simplify complex concepts into engaging lessons, empowering teachers to help students manage money wisely and achieve their dreams.
Training-the-Trainer: Train teachers at schools, predominantly women, who significantly impact children’s life skills.

FSSAI’s ‘Eat Right India’ movement aims to transform the country’s food system to ensure safe, healthy, and sustainable food for all Indians. The tagline ‘Sahi Bhojan. Behtar Jeevan' forms the foundation of this movement.
Food is essential, but understanding food, nutrition, and healthy habits is often overlooked. This knowledge is a valuable life skill, and teachers are central to this initiative.

Jaabaaz Kishori, an adolescent health and empowerment initiative, was implemented in a 14-village cluster (Bandarjhud) in the aspirational district of Haridwar. Villages covered: Lalwala Mazbata, Kudkwala, Kurkawala, Bandarjood, Rasoolpur, Lam Grunt, Buggawala, Badi Laam, Choti Laam, Mujaheedpur, Daddubas, Lalwala Khalsa, Haripur, and Fadwasaid.
The Metropolis Healthcare Limited entrusted the project execution to the Learning Forward India Foundation as part of their CSR project.
Schools and the community worked together to empower the young girls to become the voice against child marriage and good female hygiene and health.