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VIDYABHARATHI

VIDYABHARATHI, the parent organisation of all the Vidya Nikethan Institutions, is today the largest Non-Governmental Educational Organization in India. The aim of Vidyabharathi is to evolve an alternate system of national education. The entire educational thinking is based on the Bharatheeya philosophy of life, and has developed its own teaching and learning methodology on this basis. Special training programmes for teachers of both long and short term Training programmes, are conducted continuously in every state. BharatheeyaVidyaNikethan (BVN) - www.bharatheeyavidyanikethan.com - is the Kerala chapter of Vidyabharathi. It was registered in 1979 and the schools were launched in 1980.

The schools of Vidyabharathi are rapidly spreading all over Bharath - in cities, villages, tribal and in slum areas. There are approximately 30,000 schools from Pre-primary to Post Graduate level with more than 35 lakh of students all over India. This wholistic system will shape the destiny of our nation both inside and outside the class room.

To develop the total personality of a child, Vidyabharathi has prescribed a national syllabus considering the five aspects (Panchaga Sikshan) ie, Physique, Yoga, Music, Sanskrit language, Moral and Spiritual education.

The real strength of our nation lies in the integrated development of her rural population. Hence, Vidyabharathi is concentrating all its efforts on spreading its network of schools mostly in the rural and the border areas. We have put all our efforts to keep our rural population in the main stream of national life, and Vidyabharathi's efforts have proved to be successful. It serves to develop Saamajiksamarasatha (social harmony) in our students and society as a whole.

Under Vidyabharathi Samskriti Bodh Pariyojana, efforts are being made to impart our cultural heritage to the students and teachers by conducting Samskrithi Jnan Pareeksha, Acharya Pareeksha and essay writing and quiz competitions every year.

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