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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.

Granthalaya · What your child will study

What your child will study, and why

A recognised examination pathway and the Indian Knowledge Systems side by side in every school day, taught the way the Anaadi Gurukulams have taught for ten years. The curriculum is built by a team of IIT graduates, PhD holders and acharyas with master's degrees from India and the United States, working with the gurus of the Anaadi Gurukulams.

At a glance, level by level. Illustrative until the school publishes each level's syllabus: [SUBJECTS BY LEVEL: confirm against the real syllabus]
AreaLevel 1 · BeginningLevel 2 · FoundationLevel 3 · GrowingLevel 4 · Preparation
The board: CBSE or NIOSReadiness through play; no board work yetLiteracy and numeracy in the board's formThe board's syllabus: English, mathematics, science, social studiesPreparation for the 10th, with the path to the 12th
EnglishRhymes, listening, first wordsReading and writingReading for meaning, writing of their ownEssays, literature, speaking to a room
Bhāratīya Gaṇita · mathematicsCounting, shapes, patterns in playArithmetic, Indian ways of reckoningFractions, geometry, the puzzles of the LīlāvatīAlgebra and geometry for the 10th; Āryabhaṭa read
Bhāratīya Vijñāna · scienceLooking, touching, growing a seedExperiments from the book kitVirtual labs; the body, the earth, the weatherPhysics, chemistry and biology for the 10th
SaṃskṛtamŚlokas and songsSpeaking and readingStories, simple grammarSource texts, composition
Nakṣatra Vidyā · the skySun, moon and the seasonsStars and the calendarPlanets and the pañcāṅgaThe sky of the Sūrya Siddhānta, with instruments
ĀyurvedaFood and the bodyHerbs at home, dinacaryāThe doṣas, the kitchen pharmacySuśruta and Charaka read
Itihāsa–PurāṇaStories toldThe RāmāyaṇaThe MahābhārataThe Purāṇas and India's history
DarśanaWonder and questionsQuestions through storiesThe pramāṇas: how we knowThe darśanas in outline
Sangīta and KalāSong, clay and colour every dayMusic and craftAn elective art beginsThe elective art, performed
Global skillsTelling a story to the classTyping, the app, presentingComputing and communicationAI tools with viveka, writing for the world
Yoga, every dayPlay and āsanaĀsana and prāṇāyāmaYoga nidra, the practice deepensA practice of their own

Two boards, one school day: see CBSE and NIOS. How each subject is taught, with the sources in the original: How it is taught.

What is taught

Preschool, and after it

Level 1 is the preschool: songs, stories, first words and first numbers in short live sessions, most of the day off the screen. Levels 2 to 4 carry the same child on through reading in two languages, arithmetic, science and the board's foundation. See the four levels.

Why: one school from 3 to 11. No change of school at 6, no lost year.

Saṃskṛtam from the first year

Spoken, sung and read before it is parsed: a greeting, a śloka, a story, then the grammar when the child is ready for it.

Why: Saṃskṛtam is the key to the source texts. A child who has it reads the tradition for themselves, for life.

Stories from the Itihāsas and Purāṇas

A story a day: told by the acharya, then talked over. The Rāmāyaṇa, the Mahābhārata and the Purāṇas, through every year of the school. See a story a day.

Why: a child meets the person before the moral. Values and ways of reasoning arrive the way they always did, as stories remembered for life.

Electives: an art and an IKS subject

Each child chooses an art, such as Sangīta, Bharatanāṭyam or Kalā, and one Indian Knowledge Systems subject to go deeper in, such as Āyurveda or Nakṣatra Vidyā, with their own sessions in the week. See the electives.

Why: every child, their own path. A choice made by the child is work the child owns.

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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