LECIN

This is what the first two weeks of the new academic session in our Anganwadis look like!

We begin by welcoming new children, introducing them to the daily routine, and helping them feel safe and comfortable in the classroom.

At the same time, teaching are creating level-based learning for children who have moved a step ahead, ensuring that each child learns at their own pace.

Anganwadi classrooms offer rich and diverse experiences, with mixed-age groups and immense potential for learning and growth especially in these early years when brain development is at its peak.

Our educators and Anganwadi teachers are making sure that every child feels comfortable, engaged, and learns something new every day. 😊

Before a systemic shift happens at scale, it always begins with small changes inside classrooms.

In our work, we often feel the urgency to see big impact quickly. But over time, we are learning that real change is much quieter and much slower.

It looks like an Anganwadi worker stepping into the classroom and trying a new activity for the first time.

-> It looks like trying, failing, and trying again.

-> It looks like parents showing up for a graduation ceremony, feeling proud, and beginning to ask questions.

-> It looks like someone simply ensuring that classroom sessions happen on time.

These may seem like small moments. But this is where change begins.

Every systemic reform is built on these everyday shifts, when classrooms become a little more active, when teachers become a little more open, and when communities begin to care a little more about learning.

We may not always see the impact immediately but these small steps are what slowly build towards something much larger.

Invitations have now been rolled out from the DM ma’am of Gautam Buddha Nagar , BSA sir, CDO sir, DPO sir, CDPO ma’am , supervisors, and Anganwadi teachers from other villages.

Everyone has been invited to join the “Aao Bachpan Manaye” festival.

Now, we are eagerly waiting for our community members, government stakeholders, well-wishers like you, children, and parents to come together and bring the magic tomorrow.

If you wish to join us, please do confirm your presence.

We look forward to seeing you tomorrow - 14th March (Saturday) at 9:30 AM at Government Primary School, Village Pachaytan.

See you there! 🌼

Holi Celebrations at BharatRohan Srijan Kendra in Barabanki

This week, our children celebrated Holi in the most beautiful and meaningful way.

Children made their own natural colours using beetroot, turmeric, and spinach.
They listened to and enacted the story of why we celebrate Holi.

Enjoyed gujiyas together and experienced the joy of celebrating festivals as a community.

Festivals are truly special in our country - they bring stories, food, culture, and learning together in the most joyful way.

Wishing all of you a very Happy and Safe Holi!