Anubhutee Learning Centre

Interesting sharing by Dr A.P.J. Abdul Kalam to raise level awareness

https://youtu.be/DE9ggKU1Z9Q?si=ByRFUoOKtI7UcSSd

Three introductory workshops English, Hindi (Adults) and Marathi (for children) at Hiware Bazaar near Ahilyanagar (Ahmednagar) in Maharashtra. It is near Pune/Mumbai in Maharashtra

There is a strong focus on education area with solid base for individuals, family, society and larger spheres that play an important role in education.

For children/adults, it will be a great learning experience of various spheres of living. There are programs for children for graduation or workshops for adults/children round the year at different places in India.

Registration link : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSez2B5qvR-LeddR5pEZEMd7SwPCzN4WSgtK336olY78mvVVBg/viewform

Venue : Hiware Bazaar - Ideal village
https://kalpavriksh.org/hiware-bazar/

(4 hrs from Pune, 6 hrs from Mumbai)

Dates : 30 Nov - 6 Dec ‘25 @ Hiware bazaar Village (Ahilyanagar)swg

A.p.j Abdul Kalam talking about jeevan Vidya Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

These days we are experiencing crochet love at Anubhutee Learning Centre.

Almost all meeting we see children doing crochet, somewhat like this 😍

This event is children who love board gaming. Only few spots left!

Come join us for a day full of various board games and also make new friends.

Anubhutee Learning Centre is a self-directed democratic learning centre. All children are welcome, as long as one can be at the campus independently.

Register using the link below, to join other board gamers.
https://forms.gle/zwBxBBtC63FouUxZ9

At this time, we have slots only for 20 children, so register soon!

Please note - You need to carry your own snack and lunch.

This week we decided to go for a spontaneous Learning Journey to Pune's JM road by Pune Metro.
While most younger children, had fun in the metro, the older children had the challenge to barter a pencil with random people on street and get different stuffs from them and then barter it further. Objective was to learn talking to strangers, deal with failures and build communication skills.
Children went to barter with all kinds of people - shop owners, street vendors, policemen.

We at Anubhutee Learning Centre love playing board games.

So we have decided to extend the fun and host a Board Gaming Day for all children (as long as you as child can be at the campus independently).

Register using the link below, to join other board gamers at Anubhutee Learning Centre.
https://forms.gle/zwBxBBtC63FouUxZ9

At this time, we have slots only for 20 children, so register soon!

Please note - You need to carry your own snack and lunch.

Our campus has been buzzing with soooo many new things this year that we didn’t even get time to update you and take you along. Here's a peek into how we started this year.
The campus came alive with children playing various games and activities in the first week!