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Heartfulness Learning Centre inaugurated
Heartfulness Institute as part of its education initiatives has launched the Heartfulness Learning Centre at Shamshabad. The centre aims to provide a learning environment from Pre-KG to Grade 8 (age 3 to age 13 years) children.
Shamshabad: Heartfulness Institute as part of its education initiatives has launched the Heartfulness Learning Centre at Shamshabad. The centre aims to provide a learning environment from Pre-KG to Grade 8 (age 3 to age 13 years) children.
Kamlesh Patel aka Daaji from Global Guide of Heartfulness Institute inaugurated the centre in the presence of Suresh Prabhu, Union Minister for Commerce and Civil Aviation.
The centre is spread over 1,400 acres. Beyond their classrooms, children also have access to the extended infrastructure of the facility for their learning and on-field training and large training facilities amid vegetable farms, nursery and tree plantations for nature appreciation and pottery labs, a dairy, library and kitchen that can make food for around 1 lakh people.
"The learning system aims to integrate the wisdom and rich traditions of our ancient land with the scientific, innovative and contemporary methods of the west which will thereby prepare children to meet the challenges of this modern world and yet be strongly anchored within them," said Kamlesh Patel.
