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Global Kids Takeover
The International Kids' Council's first-ever virtual global summit – a day of future-ready skills and fun games, led entirely by kids. It happened on October 17. Now you can watch the replay!
✅ It happened: Saturday, October 17, 2026
Replays are open now. Watch from anywhere in the world.
The International Kids' Council is a global community where kids learn, connect, and lead. Learn more: go.intl.education/ikc
Yes. It happened live on Saturday, October 17, 2026. You can still watch the recordings with the Replay Pass.
The Replay Pass ($20 / £15) lets you watch the summit recordings any time, forever. It also includes the resource guide with helpful links and ideas. Get the Replay Pass →
We email you a link to the recordings. Check your inbox and your spam folder. Still can't find it? Email [email protected].
No. The free ticket is now closed. People who registered for free before the summit ended get 24 hours to watch, from when their link opens. Check your inbox (and spam folder!). Want to watch any time and keep it forever? Get the Replay Pass.
We had a technical problem with our streaming platform, so we could not offer a free livestream. We still wanted every kid to learn with us, so free ticket holders got recordings to watch after the summit.
VIP gave live access, live Q&A, live games, live chat, recordings to keep forever, learning accounts, and a chance to win prizes. VIP is now closed because the live summit is over. The Replay Pass is the best way to watch now.
Your VIP ticket keeps your recordings forever. Look for our email with your recordings link and resource guide. Your learning accounts run until October 31, 2026. Need help? Email [email protected].
The VIP raffle and sponsored VIP spots are closed. Please email [email protected] and tell us. We will see what we can do.
Yes! Businesses that want to sponsor kids' learning can email [email protected]. It is a great way to support global kids' education.
The sessions are made for kids ages 7–17, but everyone is welcome to watch! The recordings are in English. Free tools like captions and translation can help you follow along in your own language.