ILOA replicates national election process for student leadership vote
The democratic elections at Indian Learners’ Own Academy served as a valuable educational experience, equipping students with practical knowledge of the electoral process and instilling core democratic values.
Indian Learners’ Own Academy (ILOA) held its Annual School Election for the 2025-26 session, closely mirroring the national electoral process. From nomination filings to spirited campaigns and electronic voting, students engaged in every phase, gaining hands-on experience in democratic participation.
The election saw candidates vying for 12 key leadership roles, including President, Head Boy/Girl, Vice Head Boy/Girl, and Sports Captains. The process began a month earlier, with nominees selected by Vice Principals based on academic performance, co-curricular involvement, personal initiative, and leadership potential. Final voting took place on campus through a secure e-ballot system.
The vibrant spirit of democracy recently unfurled its wings at ILOA as the much-awaited Student Democratic Club elections commenced on Tuesday, April 22, 2025.
The elections marked a pivotal event for students in Classes 6 through 12, who voted for their leaders using electronic voting systems, simulating real-world electoral processes. This initiative aimed to foster civic engagement and electoral literacy among students, aligning with national efforts to promote democratic values in educational institutions.
The following well-deserving students emerged victorious in their campaigns and were elected to the Student Democratic Club through majority votes.
The democratic elections at Indian Learners’ Own Academy served as a valuable educational experience, equipping students with practical knowledge of the electoral process and instilling core democratic values. By incorporating electronic voting systems, the academy offered students insight into modern voting technologies, preparing them for active and informed participation in future democratic processes.
