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iGurukulam is Anaadi Foundation's online school for ages 3 to 11: a full school day, live, at home. CBSE syllabus, NIOS certification.

Beyond the screen

A gurukulam community, not just a class

A class is where a child learns; a gurukulam is where a child belongs. iGurukulam families meet in person at the Anaadi gurukulams, keep the festivals together online, and stay in touch in between.

Seasonal camps, yatras and retreats

At the Anaadi gurukulams, where the classmates and acharyas a child knows from the screen are met in person: on the grounds, on the road, in the quiet. [CAMP DATES 2027]

Monthly online festival days

One day a month the whole school keeps a festival together online: its story, its songs and its prayers, from every home at once.

Houses and mentor circles

Every child belongs to a house, and to a mentor circle of ten with an acharya who knows them by name, across the years and not only the batch.

A parents' circle on BAND

The families of a batch, the class teacher and the admission team in one group on the BAND app: notices, photographs from the camps, and parents who have been where you are. [BAND INVITE: how families join]

Children of an Anaadi Gurukulam in yellow and red, churning butter with ropes around a wooden churn in the courtyard, their acharya beside them
Churning butter together, a festival morning
Children seated in a circle on a mat with their acharya, shaping incense sticks and cakes by hand
A craft circle: incense shaped by hand
The whole gurukulam seated in two long rows on the floor, eating from banana leaves
The whole gurukulam eats together
A small child in a yellow kurta bowing to the floor before the altar at a Bala Gurukulam, flowers and a lamp in front of the pictures
Guru pooja at a Bala Gurukulam

Photographs from the Anaadi Gurukulams. The camps and festival days bring iGurukulam children into these same grounds and the same circles.

Admissions for 2027

Give your child a school day worth waking up for.

Before any form, and before any talk of fees, the admission team speaks with you about your child.

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