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Quality education · Safe and Cultural Environment · All-round development

Where learning meets core values

Give your child a complete education.

Get your child enrolled at a new English-medium GSEB day school in Vadodara, from Nursery to Class 5.

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School

Day school

Board

GSEB

Medium

English

Opening

June 2027

Classes

Nursery–Class 5

Location

Vadodara

Our foundation

Holistic Education for All-Round Child Development

Spiritual culture, sustained academics, and the whole development of the child belong in the same school day.

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Rooted in Vedic learning

Vedic education, sadhana, scriptures, spiritual culture, and devotional practice provide a grounding for the child's education.

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NCERT academics

For Classes 1–5, five hours each day are dedicated to NCERT academics taught for understanding through visual projects and 3D models.

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All round development

Pancha Kosha Vikas brings the body, energy, mind, intellect, and bliss into one coherent education.

A day at the Gurukulam

Spiritual Grounding. Academic Depth. Physical & Creative Expression

Classes 1–5 follow a full-day rhythm in which Vedic education comes first, NCERT academics receive the largest block, and two hours of Kreeda and the arts complete the day.

Pre-primary · 08:00–12:00

A separate shorter day.

Classes 1–5 · 08:00–17:00

The three-part full-day rhythm shown below.

  1. A male teacher reading Srimad-Bhagavatam with children seated around him in an open pavilion
    01

    08:00–10:00

    Vedic education

    Two hours of spiritual practice—including prayers, japa, classes on Vedic scriptures, śloka recitation, and more—begin each day, cultivating calmness, discipline and focus.

  2. Children working through a mathematics lesson on wooden abacus frames
    02

    10:00–15:00

    NCERT academics

    Five focused hours of NCERT learning that transforms concepts into understanding through visual projects, 3D models, and hands-on experiences—not rote learning.

  3. Boys playing a football match on an open grass field beside a goalpost
    03

    15:00–17:00

    Kreeda & Arts

    Two hours bring the day to a close through movement, creativity, and self-expression—Kreeda and skills such as Sangeet, Nritya, and Kala, nurturing both body and mind.

Pancha Kosha Vikas

Five dimensions of the child's development

The Gurukulam's organising framework connects every dimension to the subjects, practices, and rhythm of school life.

  1. Annamaya

    Body

    Kreeda, Martial Arts, Gross Motor Activities, Fine Motor Activities

  2. Pranamaya

    Energy

    Yoga, Pranayam, Vedic Dincharya

  3. Manomaya

    Mind

    Sangeet, Nritya, Kala

  4. Vijnanamaya

    Intellect

    Academics, Vedic Scriptures

  5. Anandamaya

    Bliss

    Sadhana, Seva, Kirtan

Character and values

The 30 Qualities of Humans

The 30 qualities of a human being is stated by Nārada Muni in the Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (Canto 7, Chapter 11, Verses 8–12). According to the scripture, cultivating these foundational characteristics is essential to satisfy the Supreme Lord and live a civilized human life.

01Truthfulness
02Mercy
03Control of the mind
04Simplicity
05Tolerance
06Discrimination between right and wrong
Explore the 30 Qualities
07Austerity
08Bathing twice a day
09Control of the senses
10Non-violence
11Celibacy
12Charity
13Reading of scripture
14Satisfaction
15Rendering service to saintly persons
16Gradually taking leave of unnecessary engagements
17Observing the futility of the unnecessary activities of human society
18Remaining silent and grave and avoiding unnecessary talk
19Considering whether one is the body or the soul
20Distributing food equally to all living entities (both men and animals)
21Seeing every soul (especially in the human form) as a part of the Supreme Lord
22Shravanam
23Kirtanam
24Smaranam
25Pada-sevanam
26Archanam
27Vandanam
28Daasyam
29Sakhyam
30Atma-nivedanam
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Beyond books: weekly hands-on learning

Every week, a day dedicated to real-world skills

Every week, children swap textbooks for hands-on tools. Dedicated entirely to experiential learning, this day immerses students in practical arts like carpentry, pottery, science projects, textile crafts, and agricultural care. By creating and experimenting with their own hands, they develop tangible life skills, creative resilience, and deep real-world understanding that no standard classroom can provide.

Held off campus at a dedicated space, where every craft has the room, tools, and materials it needs.

Curriculum

Mainstream academic standard with unmatched life skills

Our program completely covers the official NCERT syllabus defined by the government, matching the high academic standard of mainstream schools. Alongside regular subjects, we blend culture, physical mastery, and life skills to give your child an unmatched, well-rounded edge for the future.

01

Academic core

  • NCERT syllabus
  • Practical learning
  • Scientific craft
02

Languages

  • Sanskrit
  • English
  • Gujarati
  • Hindi
03

Mathematics

  • Vedic Mathematics
04

Arts

  • Sangeet
  • Nritya
  • Kala
  • Rangoli
  • Art and craft
  • Pottery
05

Physical activity

  • Kreeda
  • Martial Arts
06

Practical / seva

  • Gau Seva
  • Carpentry
  • Knitting
  • Crochet
  • Hand embroidery
  • Beading
  • Garland making
07

Character & culture

  • Spiritual Culture
  • Value Based Education
08

Practice

  • Sadhana
  • Seva
  • Sadachar
09

Frameworks

  • 30 Qualities of Humans
  • Pancha Kosha Vikas of the Child
10

Scriptures

  • Mahabharata
  • Ramayana
  • Bhagavad-gita
  • Srimad-Bhagavatam
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Moral literature

  • Panchatantra
  • Hitopadesha
Parent guide

Frequently asked questions

Admissions, structure, academics, fees and facilities — answered in brief, exactly as they appear in the Parent Handbook.

Still considering the fit?

The Gurukulam orientation is where families can understand the model, and the parent interview that follows is the place to ask questions specific to their child.

Read the full Parent Handbook (opens in a new tab)

Admission & eligibility

  • Step 1 — Fill Form: complete the admission form.
  • Step 2 — Orientation: attend the Gurukulam orientation.
  • Step 3 — Parent's Interview: an interaction with the parents.
  • Step 4 — Student's Evaluation: an assessment of the child.
  • Step 5 — Admission: confirmation of admission.

Gurukulam structure & daily routine

Education & curriculum

Academic & career opportunities

Fees & parent engagement

Facilities

The people behind the Gurukulam

Around 300

children our founding team teaches today

Five years of teaching, and still teaching today

Our founding team teaches around 300 children through Chaitanya Bal Sankar Kendra, a separately managed initiative they have run for five years and continue to run today across seven centres in Vadodara.

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Admissions · 2027–28

The admission procedure

Admissions are open from Nursery through Class 5 from the academic year 2027-28.

  1. 01

    Fill the form

    Complete the Gurukulam application form.

  2. 02

    Orientation

    Attend the Gurukulam orientation session.

  3. 03

    Parent's interview

    An interaction & briefing with the parents.

  4. 04

    Student's evaluation

    An assessment of the child.

  5. 05

    Admission

    Enrollment in gurukulam.

First batch · June 2027

Interested in Vidyabhushana Gurukulam for your child?

Admission enquiries are open for Nursery through Class 5.

Prefer to talk? +91 95125 12600