Admissions open for the 2027 batchBy Anaadi Foundation, Palani · since 2015Anaadi Gurukulams across Bharat · since 2021Already in homes in India and six other countriesCBSE and NIOS, with the Indian Knowledge SystemsEvery subject has its ṛṣiTalk to the admission team →
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Admissions open for 2027

A full school day, live, at home.

Anaadi Foundation's online school for children of 3 to 11, run like a real school day: Bhāratīya Gaṇita, Saṃskṛtam, Āyurveda, the sky, the Itihāsas and the Purāṇas, beside CBSE and NIOS English, mathematics and science. Global learning, rooted in Bharat.

  • A full gurukulam day, live, on a timetable
  • A class teacher who knows your child
  • CBSE and NIOS, so every pathway stays open: IIT, NEET, CA, the arts, the IKS

A call first, then everything else. How admission works · Watch, visit or read first

A girl in gurukulam dress seated cross-legged with a tablet, an armillary sphere, a veena, palm-leaf manuscripts and a lab instrument around her

Watch the two-minute introduction: the morning prayer, a class, a teacher, a parent

  • A curriculum built for the age of AI
  • Already in homes in India and six other countries
  • Books shipped to your home

Anaadi stands for

What Anaadi stands for

Four things every class, every assignment and every report at iGurukulam is built on.

Anaadi stands for

The whole child

Pañcakośīya Vikās: five sheaths, from the body to the quiet joy within, grown together. Marks are one line of the picture, not the picture.

Anaadi stands for

The sources, in the original

The ṛṣis read in their own words, with an acharya who stands in their line, at the level a child can take. Not a summary of a summary.

Anaadi stands for

Earth as the textbook

Earth is the textbook and the sky is the clock. Five ways of learning every week: recitation, observation, storytelling, discussion and activity.

Anaadi stands for

Assessing the knower

We assess the knower, not just the answer. Every piece of work is marked for the kind of thinking behind it, and nothing is held against a child for being young.

Granthalaya · What your child will study

A recognised board and the Indian Knowledge Systems, in one school day

CBSE or NIOS English, mathematics and science beside Bhāratīya Gaṇita, Saṃskṛtam, Āyurveda, the sky, the Itihāsas and the Purāṇas, taught the way the Anaadi Gurukulams have taught for ten years.

CBSE and NIOS

Nothing to sit for years: a child learns through the four levels, with records kept in the board's form, and goes on to the 10th and 12th examinations in time, on CBSE or on NIOS.

  • Structured progression through the four levels
  • Support up to the 10th and 12th examinations
  • Taught in [LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION]; English a subject at every level
  • Records maintained in the form the board requires

Indian Knowledge Systems

The sessions carry their own names: Bhāratīya Gaṇita, Bhāratīya Vijñāna, Nakṣatra Vidyā, Āyurveda, Saṃskṛtam, Itihāsa–Purāṇa, Darśana, Sangīta and Kalā, with Global skills (English, communication, computing) beside them. Taught as IKS-STEM: wider, deeper, older. Five ways of learning every week: recitation, observation, storytelling, discussion and activity. Earth is the textbook and the sky is the clock.

  • Samskritam spoken, sung and read from the first year
  • Yoga, music and craft as daily practice
  • Stories, values and ways of reasoning from India's traditions
  • Taught by teachers rooted in these traditions themselves

See the subjects, level by levelHow it is taught

Four worries every family has

Your questions, answered honestly

The four things parents ask before anything else, answered the way we answer them on the phone.

"Will my child make friends?"

Yes. The same 20 classmates every day, a mentor circle of 10, a house to belong to, festivals kept together, and camps at our gurukulams. See a gurukulam community, not just a class.

"Do I have to teach?"

No. Live acharyas teach every session. You get a five-minute update every week, and the class teacher calls when something needs you.

"Too much screen?"

About four live hours. One-hour sessions with breaks between, then the rest of the day off the screen: practice from the book kit, play and movement, yoga.

"Can we go back to regular school?"

Yes. A child who leaves takes a learning record, a portfolio of their work and a transfer letter, so the next school knows exactly where they stand.

Already learning with iGurukulam

From Hyderabad to Harrisburg, Auckland to Berlin

7countries
20+cities and towns
Indiaand six countries beyond
IndiaHyderabad · Chennai · Bengaluru · Mumbai · Coimbatore · Pune · Delhi · Kolkata, and many more
United Arab EmiratesAbu Dhabi
CanadaHalifax
United StatesSan Jose · Los Gatos · Austin · Little Elm · Missouri City · Portland · Issaquah, near Seattle · Harrisburg · Falls Church · Lawrenceville · Cumming · Goodlettsville · Port Orange
New ZealandAuckland
ThailandBangkok
GermanyBerlin

The two pathways, and the families already with us

Admissions for 2027

Give your child a school day worth waking up for.

Ask us to call you, or begin with an account. Either way, the admission team speaks with you before anything else is asked.

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