Nine principles guide not only what children learn, but also how education is experienced and lived.
The Gurukul is not affiliated with any educational board, such as ICSE, CBSE, State Boards or IB. Swayatata allows the Gurukul to remain rooted in its educational philosophy and approach.
Following the traditional principle, Sandipani Muni Gurukul does not charge fees for education. The Gurukul operates through Samitpani, Daan, Dakshina and Bhiksha.
Rather than treating one common examination as the sole measure of a child's development, the Gurukul follows individual Samiksha and Parikshan.
Every subject and activity is intended to contribute to one or more of the five dimensions: Annamay, Pranmay, Manomay, Vigyanmay and Anandmay Kosh.
Vyashti → Samashti → Srishti → Parameshti. The child develops an understanding of self, family and society, Mother Nature and Paramatma.
Every student receives Satvic lunch during their time at the Gurukul. Food is part of the Gurukul's responsibility towards children and is not treated as an additional charge.
The Gurukul seeks to preserve and nurture local language, culture and traditions, allowing children to develop a meaningful connection with their heritage and surroundings.
Every child is different. Students explore many subjects and experiences, identify areas aligned with their natural inclination, and pursue them deeply as Sadhana towards Siddhi.
Education does not end when a child completes their time at Gurukul. The relationship with Shiksha, Sanskriti and Rashtra continues throughout life.
