Woodsville Chosen As The School’s Operational Venue

Woodsville, the 50-acre integrated residential complex being set up by Pharande Spaces opposite the International Exhibition and Convention Center in PCMC, has been selected by the Sri Sri Ravishankar Vidya Mandir Trust as the site of its first Vidya Mandir in Pimpri-Chinchwad, Pune. Spread over two acres of prime land within the ultra-modern Woodsville project, the school will conduct classes from Nursery to Std X.
The Sri Sri Ravishankar Vidya Mandir Trust chose to launch the school at Woodsville because the location was found to me nothing less than ideal. Woodsville is a fully facilitated, eco-friendly residential project set in a healthy, pollution-free environment. Moreover, it is easily accessible from all parts of Pimpri-Chinchwad and many parts of Pune by broad 6-lane roads.

About The Art of Living Trust’s Vidya Mandir Schools

“Education is not only an imparting of knowledge, but of values. It is this civilization’s greatest leveller. It has the power to empower the weakest of the weak, bring peace to the world and alleviate poverty. Education is often seen as the only lit path in the pursuit of happiness.” – His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankarji
The Sri Sri Ravishankar Vidya Mandir (SSRVM) Trust was established in 1999 by His Holiness Sri Sri Ravi Shankarji as the educational wing of the world-renowned Art of Living program. The intention behind this educational wing is to promote holistic education in a stress-free and children-friendly environment.
Within a span of 10 years, the SSRVM Trust has launched more than 100 educational institutions, their scope ranging from pre-primary to post-graduate studies, in diverse fields such as management, journalism, Ayurveda, etc.

The Curriculum

The SSRVM at Woodsville will follow the CBSE syllabus. The curriculum is based on the research based recommendations of the NCERT, and is designed to make learning fun, activity-based and experiential. The children are provided with an integrated approach to learning, covering academic and personal development and the increase of global awareness.

Co-curricular Activities

Co-curricular activities such as Carnatic music, Bharata Natyam and folk dance, ‘shloka’ chanting, art, craft, drawing, Taekwondo, sports and games, elocution, debates, drama, yoga and meditation form an integral part of the school curriculum, helping the children develop a creative and holistic bend of mind.