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Brahmi Educational & Cultural Trust Annual Report 2015–2016

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Brahmi

Brahmi Educational and Cultural Trust

a registered, charitable, secular and humanitarian organization set up in the year 1999 with the primary object of

providing meaningful education to disadvantaged rural children. Brahmi is operational in the rural belt of

Bangalore Rural close to the interstate border between Karnataka and Tamilnadu, about 10km east of Sarjapur,

Bangalore.

This document, prepared and posted by the honorary secretary of the trust, is meant for circulation among its

Board of Directors, Patrons, Donors and supporters of our programs and projects. No part of the original

document may be reproduced or modified without prior permission from the Board.

Campus :Desapandeguttahalli, Tattanur Village, Kalkunte Post, Via-Kadugodi,

Bengaluru – 560 067, India

For enquiries Contact:

Dr. ChannaRaju

Honorary Founder Secretary

Senior Principal Scientist, EAD, NWTC, PB. 1779

Airport Road, Bengaluru 560017

INDIA. +919448584569, 9945013193

Email :[email protected]

www.brahmi.org CONTENTS

Page

Part 1: Management and Administration 2

Part II: Goals, Activities and Achievements 6

Part III : Highlights of Important Activities 9

Part IV: Financials 14

Part V : Future Requirements 15

Documentation Sheet 15

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PART I : MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION

A. BRIEF SYNOPSIS OF THE ORGANIZATION

Brahmi is a non-governmental, wholly charitable, secular and humanitarian organization set up with the

object of imparting meaningful education to disadvantaged rural children.

Our campus is situated in a village about 40km from Bangalore city in Bangalore Rural District

DesapandeGuttahalli, Tattnoor Village

Kalkunte post, Via-Kadugodi

Bangalore -560067, India

Tel: 91 9448584569

NGO Status

o Registered Trust : This association is registered as a trust under the Indian Trust Act 1882,

Registered on 25th September at Krishnarajapuram, Bangalore in 1999, Registration No :

136/1999-2000

o 80G under Indian Income Tax : It is registered under Section 12A of the Income Tax Act 1961.

All donations to this Trust enjoy exemption in the hands of the donors under section 80G of the

Indian Income Tax Act 1961. The exemption is valid for the periodupto and including 31-03-

2011 and extended in perpetuity as per Circular No. 7/2010 [F.No.197/21/2010-ITA-I], Dated

27-10-2010.

o FCRA registration: The Trust has obtained the necessary approval from Govt of India under

Educational and Social category for accepting funds in foreign currency from abroad for the

charitable purpose (registration number 094421057)

Chief Executive Officers

Honorary Chairman

VatsalaSubramoni, I.R.S(Retd.),

Commisioner Income Tax, Bangalore(Retd)

Honorary Secretry

Dr. ChannaRaju,

Scientist, National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore-17, India

Honorary Founder Secretary

Email :[email protected]+91 - 9945013193, 9448584569

mailto:[email protected]


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HONORARY ADVISORS

Sri. Satyaprasad

Vidyadaan

Sri. Y. Raghavachar

Retired Head Master, Kalkunte

Sri. Krishna Murthy

(donor of School Land)

TEAM BRAHMI Members Occupation

Overseas Members

1 Dr. Praveen Raja, Ph.D Psychologist, USA

2 Dr. Naveen Raja,M.D Rheumatologist and Internist, USA

3 Dr. Rajiv Kaushik Scientist, Singapore

Office

4 Vatsala Subramoni, I.R.S(Retd.),

Honorary Chairman

Commissioner Income Tax, Bangalore(Retd)

5 Dr. ChannaRaju, Ph.D

Honorary Founder Secretary & CEO

Scientist, National Aerospace Laboratories, Bangalore

Members

6 Naveen Varadarajan, M.B.A Insatiable Realty, Bangalore

7 GBS Bindra, M.B.A CEO, Tagos India, Bangalore

School Management committee

8 Smt. Uma Maheswari, B.Com, B.Ed Teacher, Anjana Vidya Kendra School

9 Dr. Amaranarayan. D, MBBS Chief Medical Officer, NAL, Bangalore

10 Dr. RangachariKidambi,Ph.D Scientist, NAL, Bangalore

11 T.M. Narayanaswamy, M.A DM (retd.)Oriental Insurance (Ltd), Bangalore

12 Smt. NavaneethaB.E, Honorary Administrator Anjana Vidya Kendra School

13 Sri Ananth T.K Priest, Tattanur Vilage, Kalkunte Po.

14 Sujay, P. B.A, B.C.T Head Master, Anjana Vidya Kendra School

ASSOCIATES

1 Sindhuri & Vignesh Volunteers, Anjana Vidya Kendra School, Bangalore

3 Dr. Kasturi & Dr. Kripakaran Psychiatrists, USA

4 Dr. Sheela Reddy Psychologist, USA


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B. OUR PARTNERS, PATRONS, DONORS & SUPPORTERS Brahmi’sinitiatives are supported by all sections of our society

The land for the school was donated by Sri. Krishnamurthy, local philanthropist

Initial infrastructure was supported by Oversas Trustees and friends.

Support to Staff Salaries and meeting running expenses with generous support from our corporate partners and Trustees

Support to nutrition/Noon Meal comes from NGO partners, individual and other donors

Volunteers support educational programs.

Support from Individuals, Charities and Corporate supporters have been utilized towards

Sustaining our nutrition program and upgrading it to noon-meal program

Heavily subsidizing Tuition fees in our school.

Providing school supplies (uniforms, textbooks, notebooks)

Providing transport to children traveling from remote villages

Maintaining facilities such as computers, library, school dairy & animals and an organic farm

Maintaining and Improving existing infrastructure to make our programs effective.

Providing Scholarships for pursuing higher education

IMPORTANT PARTNERS IN OUR ACTIVITIES

PATRONS

1. Sri. Krishnamurthy, Tattanur 2. Sri. PC Bhat & Premanjali Team 3. Smt. Sindhuri and Sri. Vignesh 4. Smt. Sudha Lakshmi, NAL 5. Sri. Sathyaprasad, Vidyadaan 6. Dr. Kasturi & Dr. Kripakaran, US 7. Dr. Sheela Reddy, USA 8. Smt. Sumathi Rangachar, RK

Foundation, Bangalore 9. Sri. Srinivasa Palepu 10. Sri.Senthil, Bangalore

11. Dr. Sarala Raja & Dr. Sheela Raja, USA 12. Smt. Reeshma, Sri. Gowrishankar, Sri.

Modhusudan and Team Prayas 13. Dr. Sudha Singh, Professor, NIFT, B'lore 14. Sri. Richard Cribb, Global Spirit, UK 15. Smt. Denise Wilson, UK 16. Padmashree Dr. T.S Prahlad 17. Smt. Renganayaki.Sunderarajan, Chennai 18. Smt. Sriranjini & Sri. Shyam Raja USA 19. Smt. Karpagam, Yoga Teacher 20. Sri. Anil Naryan & Sri.Santhosh TCS

21. Sri. Murali Bashyam, USA 22. Smt. Asha & Sri. P. R. Gopinath 23. Sri. Vekatesh & Smt. Jayanthi 24. Sri. S. Chandrashekhar Gupta. 25. Sri. Murali, TEAM, USA 26. Smt. Propulla Narayan, Bangalore 27. Smt. Sandra, Switzerland 28. Sri. Pradeep, Smile Foundation 29. Sri. Bhaskar Nagaraja, Intel 30. Sri. Gokul Subramanyam, Intel

ORGANISATIONAL SUPPORTERS

PREMANJALI (Bangalore) SMILE FOUNDATION

Prayas Group (Volunteers from Delphi Bangalore) Intel Volunteers, Vidyadaan Group, Bangalore

RK Foundation (Bangalore), SathyaSai Students, P. S Narasimhan Charitable Trust,

JT Viswanathan Trust (Bangalore), RBSEWA Selco (Bangalore), MAD Group, Bangalore, Maintec Bangalore, Citi Group Volunteers,

Mind Tree Volunteers, Bangalore Insatiable (Bangalore)

Global SpirIT, UK Friends Unite, USA

Indian Association of Greater Springfield, USA TEAM, USA

OUR HONORARY AUDITORS

Ms. Y.V.S Vinod and Co.,[Auditax] Chartered Accountants, Bangalore

Email: [email protected],

Tel : +91 80 22220377



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PART II GOALS, ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS

1. OUR VISION AND MISSION INDIA where every last person is ‘EDUCATED’.

Mission Statement

Empowering Disadvantaged Rural Children through Meaningful Education

2. OUR AIMS

Brahmi aims to

1. Provide educational opportunities for the poor, underprivileged, needy, and destitute children

who would otherwise have no opportunities for education.

2. Provide Meaningful Education to the children of small time farmers and Farm Workers.

3. Provide support services that overcomes the obstacles that preclude an education

4. Teach universal human values along with academic knowledge

5. Contribute to the up-liftment of our society by emphasizing the educational, psychological,

social, and spiritual development of children with strong human values.

Our Three-fold approach [AIM]

Awareness creation:

1. Creating awareness among the rural poor and illiterate as to the importance of educating their children.

2. Disseminate information through the mass media with the aim of increasing public awareness of the needs

of underprivileged children and to solicit their support in an effort to increase literacy.

Institution Building :

In this category come the tasks of actually building schools, study centers, counseling centers, meal

schemes etc.

To create concept rural schools.

To open counseling centers to guide and provide need-based assistance to village students seeking

higher education in the city.

Establish study centers with well-equipped libraries in villages to create a good ambience for learning.

Maintenance of current school going children

Sustain children in the path of education by providing external support and reinforcement (school supplies,

tuition fees, clothes etc.)


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3. ORGANIZATION’S KEY ACHIEVEMENTS DURING 2015-16

We had a very successful year. 300 of our rural children have enjoyed their childhood, learning under

the tutelage of a caring team of teachers in a green and vibrant campus.

Project Key Achievements

Awareness

Creation

Conducted 4 interactive sessions with parents and 2 sessions involving nearly 400

students from nearby schools

AnjanaVidya

Kendra High

School

provided Quality Education to 300 rural students in the pre-school through 10th grades

Anjana School got the honor of repeating 100% results in SSLC Board Examination for

the fourth time.

School topped the medal tally at the cluster level sports

Provided healthy noon-meal to 300 children and 30 staff all through the year

School Dropouts during the year : 0

Others

Supported 75 students by providing free tuition, uniforms and books

Provided subsidized tuition to 225 students equivalent to two days labour/month.

Provided scholarships to meet tuition fees to 4 post-high school and 2 college students.

FEW HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR –

We achieved 100% results again in the SSLC board examination – eager to repeat this year after year.

Sustained the most useful program of food and nutrition with help from Premanjali Trust and other

supporters.

We have continued to focus on value based education; Efforts were directed at imparting holistic education.

We have continued focusing on Value Education, highlighting issues of envioronment, respecting the

elderly and women, waste segregation and management, beekeeping and soil protection and wormi-

composting.

School has celebrated o several festivals of all religions o birthdays of important personalities o events of national and international importance

Created and sustained an organic farm to support noon meal program

A new activity School on Wheels : towards providing a schooling experience to children migrant labour

commenced and sustained

Apiary and Suitcase School Science laboratory activities initiated.

Important Programs by Volunteers

1. Volunteers from Smile Foundation, Prayas and Vidyadaan visited the school several times.

2. Sri. A. Srinivasan, Retd. Principal unfurled National Flag in the school on August,15. Sri. Y.

Raghavachar, Retired Head Master of S.R.R. High School, Kalkunte participated and addressed children

and parents

3. “Parents Retreat”, a monthly interaction program with parents commenced this year.

4. Teacher Orientation program by trainer Smt. Mahalakshmi.

5. Volunteers from Gurudwara of Bangalore conducted Langaar.


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6. Volunteers from Intel carried out their quarterly at the school creating interesting wall murals on the

walls of classrooms and the corridors and creating an organic vegetable garden,

7. Children of all grades experienced educational tours.

8. Volunteers of SMILE FOUNDATION engaged children in several activities.

9. Spirent Technologies organzed a run at Cubbbon Park to raise funds for Brahmi and a few of our

children and teachers participated in the run.

10. An interesting interactive session was organized between students of Oakridge International School and

Anjana Vidya Kendra School

11. Sri. Rabinder Singh, Retired Director of Planning, Govt. of Punjab unfurled our National Flag on

Republic Day celebrations

12. A team of Canadian Delegation of Energy Experts visiting Karnataka was led to the school by Sri.

Naveen Varadarajan.

13. Sri. Prabhu Ponratnam and Smt. Muthukani conducted an apiary workshop at the school. Volunteers of

Intel and Students participated.

14. Arunima, Associate of Smile Foundation, conducted assessment of Smile Project at the school.

15. Mr. Vasunandan, CEO of Cybernet Solutions participated in several school programs and volunteered to

take up networking of computers at the school.

16. Dr. Murali Manoj, Satyam Jayatu volunteered for most part of the academic year involving in both

academic and developmental activities of the school.

17. Team Prayas, led by Mr. Gowrishanker and Mrs. Reeshma, partnered with the school in conducting

national festivals.

18. Sri. Srinivasa Palepu, Smt. Karpagam, Sri. Shriram and Smt. Prasanna engaged children in Yoga and

Meditation Sessions.

19. Sri. Gokul Subramanyam and Smt. Priya Subramanyam arranged an interactive session for our children

with students of Gear International School.

20. Adithya, Student of Oakridge International School participated in the science festival and presented his

models.

Nation Building is a process that begins with the child.

1. Empowering children thereby creating a healthy and peaceful world order through the complex chain of units: The Child-Family-Community-Society-Nation and the World. Education, apart from helping in earning a livelihood, must also open doors of infinite possibilities of life. We are interested in educating children, importantly teach them how to use it (Meaningful Education).

o Brahmi Education respects and promotes rural values and farming. Children participate in kitchen, farming and school maintenance activities

2. There is an urgent need for education to focus on preparing children to become sensitive to societal issues - not merely accept but celebrate differences in shades, beliefs, faiths and approaches to life.

3. Brahmi-Anjana Vidya Kendra is a platform where all caring sections of our society have got together to build and sustain a concept school. The school housed on a serene farmland donated by a local philanthropist, classrooms constructed based on rural knowhow, high school and facilities gifted by charities and corporate groups and schools running expenses met by trustees, individual donors and by parents and volunteers participating and sharing sizable portion of teaching responsibility.

4. Though our out-reach program we spread the message of literacy and importance of education among the rural populace. This is the starting step to make parents bring their children to our school voluntarily. The several national festivals and cultural events celebrated at the school become interaction sessions for the parents.


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3. MAJOR COLLABORATIVE PROGRAMS DURING THE YEAR

1. NOON-MEAL PROGRAM (Partnership : Premanjali Trust, Bangalore)

300 Children and 30 staff, Volunteers and all the visitors to the school were provided with a

wholesome meal all through the year

2. NATIONAL FESTIVALS AND SCHOOL CELEBRATIONS (Partnership : Prayas, a team of

volunteers from Delphi and Vidyadaan Group (team of volunteers led by Philanthropist Mr. Satyaprasad,

Bangalore)

3. RURAL DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES WITH ANJANA AS THE HUB (Partnership : Intel India

Vounteers)

Intel India, Bangalore, through their volunteering activities and matching grant program, have

contributed to several rural developmental activities both at Anjana and around the school. Some of

the important activities included –

Conducting Spoken English workshops for Students and Teachers

A Suitcase Science Laboratory

Apiary Training

New initiatives

"School on Wheels" Educating Children of Migrant Workers

Background

Brahmi currently provides a distinct education, combining a strong academic curriculum and personal values,

though its school Anjana Vidya Kendra near Sarjapur, Bangalore. Brahmi has a strong track-record of success in

developing and graduating children from this rural community who would otherwise not have any opportunities

for an education.

Bangalore has a large population of migrant workers, distributed majorly among construction sites and brick/tile

factories on the outskirts. These families live in temporary/make-shift-tents for the duration of the project before

moving to the next site. It is well known that their children stand a risk for a lifetime of labor, poverty and

suffering from an early age. As a result of lack of education the adults get exploited, particulalry women. Without

an identity, their children who should be in schools learning, playing and enjoying their childhood like others,

instead watch their parents and imitate them as play, At an early age, as low as eight to ten years, become earning

members themselves. Girls invariably end up getting married at an early age, as soon as attaining puberty.

Brahmi, based on a platform of success it has achieved through Anjana Vidya Kendra School, would like to

extend an helping hand to a few children of migrant workers by creating an alternate avenue to provide basic

schooling to them. Our scheme "School on Wheels" - is our sincere attempt to ensure schooling for these

children.

Beneficiaries

Migrant workers living clsoe to Anjana Vidya Kendra School,/ within a distance of about 10km from the school.


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Activities from July 2015

A team of teachers headed by Mr. P. Sujay and accompanied by the head of the worker group visited the settlements

(between Bodhanahosahalli & Dunnasandra villages) close to the school to create an awareness among parents and to

persuade them to send their children to schools. This settlement is a permanent setup in this region due to active

constructions around the area. As a result of persuasive efforts of the team from the school, a group of 15 children among

several others got enrolled to Anjana Vidya Kendra School. These children were picked up by our school van , after the

regular trips. Initially these children were made to sit as a separate group, monitored and tutored by a dedicated teacher.

All of them were provided with school uniforms, bags and books. Children whose learning levels improved were distributed

to appropriate grades. A nine year old girl child moved to 2nd grade within a span of one year, starting with learning

alphabets and numbers.

Outcome

We have ensured a group of 12 children experience the joy of childhood for one whole year. A few children were found

to have good learning skills, who have become regular students in the school.

Threats and Challenge

The first challenge is to ensure they attend classess regularly. The second one is to ensure their schooling either at Anjana

or any other school in the next years. Hope they would - since the children have experienced the joy of being in a school

environment. The real threat is that most children in the group may drop out in the next academic year, due to migratory

nature of the parents. In which case the consolation is that we have ensured childhood for these children at least for a

year.


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PART III : HIGHLIGHTS OF IMPORTANT OF ACTIVITIES

Core Values highlighted

Honest living

Being Sensitive

Staying away from the evil

Community Living

Joy of Giving and Sharing

Celebrating Diversity

Patriotism

18.05.15 School Reopened for high school grades after Summer Holidays

27.05.15 Founder's Day, Honoring Senior Citizens

12.05. 15 Health Awareness Week : Conducted by Shivali Raja and Shristi, Volunteers

22.05.15 Winter Solstice

01.07.15- Crafts month : Provided a platform for creative thinking development

06.07.15- Teachers training program : Capt Mahalakshmi trained our teachers about teaching methodologies

and classroom observation

31.07.15- Guru poornima celebrations : Significance and importance of a teacher articulated through stories

03.08.15- Sports week

06.08.15-Hiroshima and Nagasaki day - Importance of peace highlighted

12.08.15-Sri Ramakrishna Birthday - Inspiring stories of a teacher inspired by devotion narrated

15.08.15- Independece day celebrations – Focus on Remembering our freedom fighters and instilling

patriotismamong students

18.08.15-Subash Chandra Bose Remembered

19.08.15-Naga Panchami celebrations : The day was dedicated to importance of snakes in our eco-system and

preserving their clan.

28.08.15- Varalakshmi Pooja – Traditional aspects highlighted

04.09.15- Sri Krishna Jayanthi - primary children dressed up like Radha and Krishna. Bajans was sung by

children

02.10.15- Gandhi Jayanthi and Shastri Jayanthi

04.10.15- World Animal welfare day

13.10.15- Navaratri celebrations

09.11.15- Diwali celebrations

14.11.15- Childrens day

28.11.15- Langar program and kanakadasa Jayanthy celebrations

24.12.15- Christmas celebrations

06.01.16 - Chandi Homa

12.01.16- Viveka spataga

13.01.16 - Movie of the month

26.01.16 - Republic day

12.02.16 - Sports day and Parents retreat

17.02.16 - Movie of the month

04.03.16 - Science Day

11.03.16 - Apiary training and mushroom cultivation

18.03.16 - Food festival and kite fest

26.03.16 – Farewell to 10th Grade Students, Visit of our patrons Smt. Sriranjini Raja


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Interaction with Oakridge International School Movie of the month

Visit of volunteers from Smile Foundation

Varalakshmi Festival Krishna Jayanthi

Independence Day Celebrations : Sri. Srinivasan, Sri. Y Raghavachar were Chief Guests

Ganesh Chathurthi Gandhi Jayanthi


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Navarathri Chandi Homa

Children’s Day Langaar

Spirent Run Health Checkup

Educational Trips

Sankranthi


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Christmas Teacher’s Day

Nagarapanchami Craft

Republic Day Celebrations

Sports Day

Science Day


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FINANCIALS

Income to the trust

1. Donations to the Trust

2. Contributions from the Trustees

3. Parent’s Contribution to the Tuition Fee

a. Infrastructure, Establishment & Facilities provided free of cost

b. 75 students provided with free tuition and School Supplies

c. Contribution to Tuition based on Affordability (max. ~ 2 days labour/month, i.e Rs.1000/month)

Scholarships for Higher Education

This is a very important step towards ensuring our deserving students are able to continue on the path of

formal education.

1. Mrs. Pruthi Merit Scholarship (Instituted by Sri Srinivas Palepu) Rs. 10000/year 2. Merit Scholarships by

a) Smt. Vatsala Subramoni b) Sri. GBS Bindra and Smt. Sudha Singh

Beneficiaries during 2015-16 1. Santhosh, S/o Mariyappa, T.M , Tattanur Village : Rs. 50,000/- Towards Tuition and Supplies for

pursuing B.E in Computer Science at B.I.T Bangalore 2. C.H Vinay, s/o Smt. Bhavani, Anjana Vidya Kendra School : Rs. 38,000/- Towards Tuition and Supplies

for pursuing PUC at Vijaya Junior College, Bangalore


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FUTURE GOALS & REQUIREMENTS

1. Strengthening School on Wheels

2. Commencement of a student home at Anjana Vidya Kendra School

3. Integrating Goodness Living Practices into the curriculum of Anjana Vidya Kendra School.

Brahmi is in the process of consolidating its present schemes. In addition to the three sources of funds

(Donors, Trustees and Parents) there is an urgent need to create a fourth source in the form of earnings from the

corpus.

Appeal for Volunteering

We Require Volunteers to Sustain the Following Activities:

1. Awareness creation among parents and children on importance of Education and Social issues

2. Our Concept School Anjana Vidya Kendra educates 300 farmers and farm-workers children in Preprimary, Primary, Higher Primary and High School sections (with about 25 children in each of the grades)

3. We are in the process of developing a Rural Science Center containing a decent laboratory, a Library with Reading Hall and a Computer Center to help children of Anjana as well as those from nearby schools

4. We sustain a unique Nutrition and Food program. School maintains a small dairy with five cows. Our nutrition program started with a glass of milk to all children and it has been upgraded for a noon-meal to all children with support from Bangalore based charity group.

5. We also sustain children in other schools and colleges by providing tuition fee and other support services 6. We intend building a student home for disadvantaged children 7. Our school on wheels benefit of children of construction workers

Anjana Vidya Kendra is a recognized school by the Government of Karnataka as an English Medium High School. Volunteers required to engage children in about 60 week-end sessions throughout the year (on Saturdays and holidays).

Children being first time learners in their family, considerable time is needed for them to become competent & acquire academic as well as other skills appropriate to their age. Volunteers play a key role in this area. A small group of 5 children can be mentored by volunteers throughout the year. Other areas of volunteering include - Social Responsibility and Public Behavior, Spoken English, Mental Math, Weekend Science Experiments, Handwriting and Calligraphy, Health, Nutrition and Hygiene aspects, Public speaking and Life Skills and Computer Skills

Contact : Navaneetha [email protected] 9448584569 [email protected] [email protected]

DOCUMENTATION

Brahmi Educational and Culural Trust

DesapandeGuttahalli, Tattnoor Village, Kalkunte post, Via-Kadugodi, Bangalore -560067, India

Tel: 91 9448584569, [email protected], www.brahmi.org

Type of Document & Circulation : Open to ALL Date : 29 Dec.. 2016 No. of Pages: 16

Certificate

Certified that the contents of this report are verified and true.

Honorary Secretary

[Dr. ChannaRaju]

ACKNOWLDGEMENTS

M/s AUDITAX, and Sri, YVS Vinod and Sri. Lekhi, Chartered Accountants, Bangalore

Smt. Uma Maheswari and Smt. Navaneetha, J – SMC, Sri. Ananthram, T

eacher, Anjana School




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