It is the most radical school project in the world and at the same time the friendliest. In Sudbury Valley Schools, no one is forced to learn. There are no tests or grades, no curriculum and no grade levels, but there is equality between students and teachers. Daniel Greenberg, co-founder of the world's first Sudbury Valley School in Framingham (Massachusetts), shares numerous examples from the everyday life of this groundbreaking educational model that is currently gaining traction worldwide. The Sudbury Valley School in Framingham has been in operation for more than 35 years. In the USA, it has become a successful model; the best colleges in the USA are eager to enroll the mostly highly motivated and clearly oriented graduates. Sudbury Valley Schools are also a reality worldwide: on four continents, in more than 30 schools, every day in Europe, including in the Netherlands.