BRAHMI – Pre-Primary Programme | India

A gentle beginning to a life rooted in Bharatiya Samskara

Blending Learning, Culture and Character: Where Samskara Begins with Samskritam.

The Brahmi level is designed to nurture early learners through play-based experiences inspired by culture, values, and Indian Knowledge Systems.

Age Group

3.5 – 5.5 years

(Level includes LKG & UKG progression)

Our Vision for Early Childhood

The Brahmi programme nurtures early learners through joyful, play-based and experiential learning, rooted in Bharatiya values, language, arts, and a close connection with nature—supporting holistic growth with Shraddha, Samskruti, and Samskara.

बाल्ये एव जीवनस्य बीजानि रोप्यन्ते। (bālye eva jīvanasya bījāni ropyante) - In childhood, the seeds of life are sown

What do They Learn?

Language Development

Introduction to Sanskrit, English & one regional language
Shlokas, Stotras, Kathas, Poems and Vocabulary building through play

Early Numeracy

Numbers, quantities, patterns, sequencing
Learning through hands-on activity and games

Creative Expression

Ancient Bharateeya activities like drawing, clay work, rangoli, music, singing and role-play

Nature & Life Skills

Gardening, daily routines, mindful habits

Memorization

Memorising selected stotras about Krishna, Ganesha, and Rama through the Bharatanatyam actions.

Celebrating festivals

Celebrate the festivals through various art forms, understand the significance and puran stories.

Key Features of Brahmi

Multilingual exposure with a Sanskrit foundation
Conscious discipline — no punishment, no pressure
Safe, nurturing learning rhythm
Play-based learning rooted in IKS
Environment-based learning rather than gadget-based learning

Learning Pillars

         
               Pillar
               Focus Area
               Method
            
               Sharirika Vikas (Physical)
               Balance, coordination, motor skills
               Yoga for kids, outdoor play, movement games
            
               Manas Vikas (Emotional)
               Confidence, empathy, expression
               Storytelling, bhajans, nature bonding
            
               Buddhi Vikas (Cognitive)
               Thinking, reasoning, observation
               Hands-on activities, puzzles, sensorial work
            
               Sanskruti & Samskara
               Culture, values, identity
               Shlokas, festivals, Sanskrit exposure

Pillar	Focus Area	Method
Sharirika Vikas (Physical)	Balance, coordination, motor skills	Yoga for kids, outdoor play, movement games
Manas Vikas (Emotional)	Confidence, empathy, expression	Storytelling, bhajans, nature bonding
Buddhi Vikas (Cognitive)	Thinking, reasoning, observation	Hands-on activities, puzzles, sensorial work
Sanskruti & Samskara	Culture, values, identity	Shlokas, festivals, Sanskrit exposure

Daily Rhythm

Morning Prarthana & Shlokas

Movement & circle time

Hands-on learning (math, sensory, language)

Outdoor play & yoga

Art, music or nature work

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Curriculum

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Celebrations

Celebrations & Festivals

Children celebrate Indian festivals with devotion, storytelling, music, traditional attire, and activities — learning the meaning, not just the ritual.

Admission & Enrollment

✔ Open for children aged 3.5+ years
✔ Limited seats per batch to ensure personalised attention

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Parent Partnership

Regular communication
Parent workshops
Family festival participation
Home work guidance

Testimonials

Sushma Kamath Ji

Kavitha Ji

Pavithra Ji

Priti ji

Frequently Asked Questions

What age group is eligible for Brahmi?

The programme is designed for children aged 3.5 to 5.5 years, covering the developmental intent of LKG & UKG.

Is the programme aligned with any board?

Yes — Brahmi aligns with the National Curriculum Framework (NCF 2022) and incorporates elements of experiential learning based on the NEP 2020, rooted in Bharatiya knowledge systems.

Is Sanskrit compulsory?

Sanskrit is introduced gently through songs, stories and shlokas — children absorb it naturally. There is no pressure or rote memorisation.

How is learning assessed?

Assessment is continuous and observation-based, focusing on development rather than tests or grading.

Are screens used for teaching?

No. The programme is intentionally screen-free, replacing digital stimulation with real-world exploration and play.

Is prior schooling required for entry?

Not at all. Children join us from diverse learning backgrounds — the transition is gradual and comfort-based.

What are the school timings?

The operational hours are 8.30 am-12.30 pm IST, Monday to Friday.

How many students are there in each class?

We maintain small batch sizes to ensure personal attention and meaningful learning relationships.

How do parents stay engaged?

Through orientation sessions, periodic communication, parent-child events and shared festival experiences.

How do I begin the admission process?

Fill out the application form or schedule a school visit. Our Pradhan Acharya will support you through the next steps.