My Village School

Quality education is every child’s right.

The digital-learning initiative founded by Yennam Srinivas Reddy brings animated lessons, smart boards and community mentoring into Government School classrooms.

Yennam Srinivas Reddy with students and teachers in a learning-centre library
Photo: My Village School

The founder’s mission

Books that connect. Classrooms that include. Children who lead.

When COVID-19 school closures left many Government School children behind, Yennam Srinivas Reddy founded My Village School to bring quality digital learning to children in government schools and rural communities.

QR Code Digital Learning Books connect printed lessons to animated explanations, digital boards bring 2D and 3D lessons to the whole class, and Vidya Volunteers give students academic support throughout the year.

His mission is simple: meaningful learning and opportunity for every child.

  • Featured speaker at TEDxMoulsari Avenue, Gurugram, in July 2026.
  • Community Service award from the American Telugu Association (ATA) at its 19th convention in the United States, 2026.
  • Spoke on “Education and Transformation: A Shared Mission” at a CSR summit.

Impact so far

Measurable change in Government classrooms.

Government schools
1,000
Students reached
1,50,670
Students with QR learning books
1,00,000
Vidya Volunteer sponsorships
2,670

Figures as published by My Village School.

How it works

Three programmes, one learning ecosystem.

QR Code Digital Learning Books

Scan a page with a phone and an animated video explains the concept. Introduced to close the learning gaps the COVID-19 school closures left behind.

Digital Boards

A 65-inch 4K touch board loaded with 2D and 3D animated lessons for classes 8 to 10 — it empowers the teacher, never replaces them.

Sponsor a Vidya Volunteer

After-school tuition, mock tests and year-round mentoring for a Government School student, funded by an individual sponsor.

Shata Shatam

What if every child could be both a learner and a contributor?

Championed by Yennam Srinivas Reddy, Shata Shatam gives children an active role in the learning of their classmates and school community.

  1. 01

    Vidya Volunteer

    Teachers, parents, volunteers and community members join the learning journey.

  2. 02

    Little Teacher

    A student who understands helps another student understand.

  3. 03

    Little Leader

    Children take responsibility — and room to grow.

  4. 04

    Buddy Friend

    Learning is easier when someone is beside you.

In the classroom

Moments from the schools.

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Yennam Srinivas Reddy speaks into a microphone beside Congress leaders in tricolour scarves at a hall opening in Mahabubnagar
Opening a hall built with MLA development funds
Yennam Srinivas Reddy with girl students and teachers in a brightly painted learning-centre library
A new library for young readers
Yennam Srinivas Reddy and Vidya Volunteers hold a Mahabubnagar First cheque for ₹10 lakh supporting 100 Vidya Volunteers
Mahabubnagar First: ₹10 lakh for 100 Vidya Volunteers
Yennam Srinivas Reddy hands an envelope to a teacher at a Shata Shatam programme
Recognising a teacher at Shata Shatam
Yennam Srinivas Reddy speaking on stage at TEDx Moulsari Avenue
Sharing a digital learning vision at TEDx
Yennam Srinivas Reddy holds his TEDx Moulsari Avenue speaker certificate
Recognised as a TEDx speaker
Yennam Srinivas Reddy speaks at a CSR summit session titled Education and Transformation: A Shared Mission
Education and transformation at the CSR Summit
Yennam Srinivas Reddy seated with students and teachers who hold books distributed at their school
Books in every student’s hands
Yennam Srinivas Reddy stands with students holding QR code digital learning books in a classroom
Digital learning books for board-exam students