The need for education is becoming imperative for the Tnation’s development index and a stable society. Shaping the lives of children of marginalized sections of society by providing education is perhaps the most important aspect of nation building. India is a signatory to United Nation’s Child Rights convention which mandates universal primary education. 

Staying committed to its mission of value based nation building, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, partnered with Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike to start a school that imparts quality education to children from weaker sections of society. In a sprawling built up area of 31,933sq.ft. Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s BBMP Public school at Srirampuram, Bangalore consists of 22 class rooms supported by a well stacked library, Computer Lab, Physics Lab, Biology Lab, chemistry Lab, and a huge playground. This school strives to blend heritage, culture, values and wisdom of ancient India, with constantly changing dynamics of ideals and aspirations. This school seeks to develop every student into a self reliant, socially valuable disciplined and ethical citizen.

With classes from kindergarten to 10th standard BVB’s mission is to induce a progressive change in the tender minds, sow the seeds of positive approach and nurture their thought process to face the challenges of life. The well trained staff and the system at Bhavan’s school has adopted the basic approach of tapping and nurturing the unique potential of every child with adequate environmental inputs that lays special emphasis on Indian culture in a composite form.

You too can be a part of this noble mission by lending a helping hand to the organization in achieving its goal. Sponsorship is a perfect opportunity that would facilitate our mission of improving the lives and shaping the futures of vulnerable children.

It takes a large heart and a compassionate mind that would sync with our mission to bring synergy to achieve the goals set by our founding fathers as well as the Nation’s need. Come become a part of this noble venture – all it takes is to sponsor a child’s education and become an instrument of change.

Education would fail ignominiously in its objectives if it manufactured only a robot and called it an economic man, accenting the adjective ‘economic’ and forgetting the substantive ‘man’ …. Science is a means, not an end, where as culture is an end in itself. … An Engineer has not merely to build bridges; he has to be a devoted husband, a kind father, a friendly neighbour, a dutiful citizen and man true to himself. He will have trials and tribulations; his heart will fail him at times; he will then need the strength which culture alone can give.

– Dr. K.M. Munshi
Founder, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan