In-School Boot Camp · Civic Awareness
Every child deserves
to know their rights.
Students explore rights, justice and the legal system through simulations, moot court activities and real case studies — leaving informed, confident to become informed and responsible citizens.
The Journey
What your child
actually does.
Five stages, every session hands-on. Tap a stage to explore.
1
Rights foundations
Fundamental rights under the Constitution — what they mean in a teenager’s daily life.
2
How justice works
Courts, police, complaints, the people of the system — demystified.
3
Real case studies
Age-appropriate real cases that matter to young people — discussed, debated, understood.
4
Moot court simulations
Students argue both sides of a case in full courtroom role-play — the heart of the program.
5
Community showcase
Awareness campaigns and a final moot court performed for parents and teachers.
For Parents
How this helps
your child.
Safety through knowledge
Children who know their rights — including child protection laws and POCSO — are safer children. This is protection, taught as empowerment.
A voice, and the nerve to use it
Moot courts demand speaking, arguing and defending a position in public. Shy students transform here.
Critical thinking
Legal reasoning is structured thinking: evidence, argument, counter-argument. It sharpens everything else they study.
Civic responsibility
They learn the law belongs to them — and start explaining rights to friends and family.
Early career exposure
For many students, this is the first honest look at law as a career — taught with real practitioners.
The family ripple effect
Parents consistently tell us their child came home and taught the whole family their rights.
Outcomes
They leave
with this.
- ✓Understand fundamental rights under the Indian Constitution
- ✓Learn child protection laws and POCSO
- ✓Run full moot court simulations
- ✓Discuss real cases relevant to teenagers
- ✓Create community awareness materials
“
After doing multiple rounds of presentations over the last few weeks, I feel much more confident speaking in front of others.
— Aniketh Cuttackam, Grade 8 · Phoenix Greens · Legal Literacy
“Watching the children present themselves like lawyers was fascinating. They had researched thoroughly, referred to past cases during their arguments, and presented with so much confidence.”
— Balaji Cuttackam, Parent of Aniketh · Grade 8, Phoenix Greens
The Maekido Pathway
The boot camp is just
the beginning.
01 · In School
Project Abhay Boot Camp
30 hrs of deep skill-building, ending in a live on-campus showcase.
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02 · Aug–Jan
Monthly Open Challenges
A new themed challenge every month, Aug–Jan — from Photography to Design for Social Change. Winners are featured, certified — and get a free NEXT pass.
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03 · Mid-February
NEXT by Maekido
The Festival of Young Explorers — your child’s work on a stage in front of thousands.
Bring Project Abhay
to your school.
Your school picks any 2 of the 5 boot camps to begin. We handle facilitators, materials and the showcase.