The vision of Rashtrotthana Parishat and RVK is – “Swastha-Susthira Samajanirmaana”
The main goal of education is to shape a well-rounded personality, elevating individuals from basic instincts to divine human qualities. It should equip children for material prosperity and Adhyatmik Anand. Education should instil the qualities of Paripurna Manav depicted in Bharatiya Sanskriti through Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha.
Human personality comprises five Koshas (layers):
Uniform and complete development of all five aspects of human personality can happen only through integral education or Panchamukhi Shikshana that achieves Panchakoshatmak Vikaas or Paripurnata of Manav.
At RVK, we follow Panchamukhi Shikshana, an education system encompassing five key aspects to ensure Samagra Vikas (holistic development) in our children.
Globally, people perceive physical education (PE) and sports as less critical for a child’s education than intellectual development. However, physical development forms the foundation of education and is vital for overall well-being and enjoyment.
RVKs’ physical fitness programs, including games and martial arts, are complemented by ensuring a balanced diet for proper growth and nourishment.
Psychological development is essential for overall growth. A positive and focused mind is crucial for achieving goals in life.
Engaging in practices like Ashtanga yoga and meditation cultivates a peaceful, strong, and balanced mind, which we can easily direct towards larger goals and higher visions.
RVK’s systematic and structured yoga classes promote harmony of the body, mind, and spirit, equipping students with the skills to plan, prepare, and forge their future.
“Actions are mighty, thoughts are almighty” – Swami Vivekananda.
Emotional development encompasses “Manomay Kosha,” focusing on aspects related to the mind. Thought, the root of all actions, is influenced by the behaviour of the mind. Manomay kosha deals with managing emotions and building positive social relationships. Developing the mind is crucial for building a robust Emotional Quotient (EQ).
At RVK, we nurture students’ emotional well-being via dance, drama, music, art, and cultural activities, instilling a deep sense of love, loyalty, and patriotism in them.
“Education is the manifestation of the perfection already existing in man” – Swami Vivekananda.
Our intellect allows us to think independently, discern between good and evil, and make logical decisions by analysing situations. Intellectual development goes beyond memorisation and cracking exams. It involves equipping the child to assimilate, process, understand, and create wisdom. The emphasis should be on developing these faculties through the NCERT curriculum.
The essence of spiritual development is: to be born human, live a humane life and grow as divine!
Spiritual development unveils the inherent divinity within a child, guiding them to realise and manifest their true nature—Sat-Chit-Ananda (Existence-Consciousness-Bliss). Spiritual Education aims to transform human life into divine life, fulfilling the adventure of existence in human form on earth.
RVK provides a serene and spiritually nurturing environment through regular prayers, chanting shlokas, Bhagwad Geeta, and Veda mantras.
Rashtrotthana’s curriculum is thoughtfully designed to provide a balanced and holistic education. The curriculum integrates traditional knowledge with modern learning approaches, encouraging critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills. Subjects are taught in a manner that connects classroom learning to real-world applications, fostering a deeper understanding of concepts. The school’s commitment to innovation is reflected in its inclusion of interdisciplinary projects and practical activities that engage students and promote active learning. Rashtrotthana’s pedagogical approach is centred around the child. The school recognizes that each student is unique, and learning styles vary. To accommodate this diversity, teachers employ a variety of teaching methods, including experiential learning, group discussions, and hands-on activities. This child-centric pedagogy encourages students to take ownership of their learning journey, fostering independence and a lifelong love for learning.
