Nature School in India Paramarth Awadhawan

The PARAMARTH AWADHAWAN Nature School, because of its location and its philosophy and teaching content, is forward-looking and a long-term pilot project to ensure a peaceful and happy future for the children.

Integral Learning is a pioneering work that enables Human beings to develop on all levels and furthermore, many undiscovered potentials can unfold.

Thereby, the development of the humans is promoted, who have the Earth in its wholeness in their consciousness and contribute intensively with their individual and free education to the preservation of this planet.

The construction of the school was started in 2005 and has developed well over the years. Since 17 years, the whole team of the nature school has done intensive pioneering and building work and has shown carrying capacity.

The project is financed only by donations from private persons or small businesses from Europe.

Currently 77 children attend the school in six primary school classes and one kindergarten class. 7 teachers, 1 child care worker, 1 cook, 1 house keeper, 2 bus drivers are continuously at the school.

The state recognition was achieved on May 12, 2017. Only three out of 50 private schools have received the recognition.

From 2019 to 2022, 5 children have qualified for scholarship in the renowned state Rajeev Gandhi Navodaya School.

The future envisages the establishment of the High School.

Children should be able to visit the school from kindergarten until they graduate from high school or vocational training in order to be able to complete their school education up to state recognition at a higher level.

The school continues to grow. Many requests from parents have been received.

The room capacity of the elementary school has been exhausted in the meantime in order to be able to take in even more children.

The construction of the high school would make it possible to accommodate up to 300 children from both poor and rich backgrounds, as well as from more distant regions.

Therefore, there is the perspective that the school can be self-supporting in the long run and will be promoted and subsidized by the government. Additional jobs for teachers and staff will be created.

It is planned to set up craft workshops for traditional handicrafts, which will also counteract the migration of young people to the cities and revitalize the Garhwal region.

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