Values and life-skills programs for children aged 6–13. Offline and Online formats available in multiple languages.
What is it?
Nuclear families, media and fast-paced life are quietly disconnecting children from our rich heritage. Sri Sri Sanskar Kendra brings it back — inspiring children to imbibe core values, develop their best qualities, and cherish the beauty and diversity of our culture.
Stories, shlokas, chanting, wonders, games, yoga and hands-on activities are at the heart of every session. They’re joyful, interactive and loving — complementing what children learn at school and bringing about all-round development, with a strong foundation of values.
See a session
Watch what actually happens in a session — the chanting, the games, the stories, and the children themselves.
Programs offered
🌸 Ages 6–10 · Flagship
Our flagship program — enriching children with human values & life-skills, and an appreciation for tradition, in a loving and celebrative environment.
Know More →🏹 Ages 6–13
The great epic experienced in a simple, rich and personal way — it is a treasure of values brought alive through katha, chaupais, interesting games and meditation.
Know More →📚 New program
A short online program for children where they learn simple and meaningful shlokas which become a part of their daily lives.
Know More → Institutional ProgramsSchools, NGOs, orphanages, slums — we run the sessions on your premises, built around your children, your schedule and your space.
Recent highlights
Celebrations, sessions and special days from across the country.
Voices from parents
My son has become more obedient and responsible — and he looks forward to every single session.
The children learnt yogasanas, grandma’s remedies and so much about our culture and traditions.
I never thought my son could sit for two hours — he attended with such enthusiasm. Everyone noticed the change.
Our children now show respect, truth and kindness daily. Learning dohas connects them to our culture.
My daughter is very happy with the program. The values were well-ingrained with short stories and mantras — even I did not know some of these mantras.
At such an early age my son knows so many shlokas and stories, and has started helping me at home. He loves going to these sessions.
The classes were wonderful — a combination of yoga, games, stories and shlokas, which I see my son applying in different areas.
My daughter has gone from a shy, introverted child to one who wants to touch the sky, with her feet on the ground.
Before you ask
The Foundation Program is for children aged 6 to 10. The Ramayan Program and Daily Shlokas run from 6 to 13.
So from 11 onwards, Ramayan is the option. Between 6 and 10 both are open, and then the choice is about what your child spends time on: Foundation ranges broadly across values, culture, yoga and life-skills; Ramayan goes deep into one epic. Compare the programs →
If your child is 11 or older, Ramayan — Foundation runs only to 10.\
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Between 6 and 10 either works. Many families do Foundation first and Ramayan afterwards, but that is a preference, not a rule. If your child already loves stories and can stay with one, Ramayan suits them; if you want an all-round start, Foundation does that.
None. Sessions assume no exposure to shlokas, yoga or the epics. Children who already know some of it simply go deeper.
These sessions are a healthy respite from standard online classes. Most parents share that their children look forward to coming to these sessions. Besides these provide a sattvik time.
