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SUMATI BALWAN

A school with a difference!


Sumati Balwan, located at Gujar-Nimbalkarwadi near
Katraj, a benevolent initiative of like minded
individuals is an example of a noble idea turning into
a successfully working model.

This school was started in June 2001 on a no-grant


basis and is a hope for more than 100
underprivileged and/or orphaned students coming
from the economically backward strata of society.
Our Mission
• Every child is entitled to
primary education.

And coming from an


underprivileged
background does not
always warrant it.

Our goal is to impart


meaningful education to
every child irrespective
of his/her background.
Our Mission
• The school attempts to turn
children into true pursuers of
knowledge, not just students
bent on passing examinations.
• We mould them for a bigger role
in society, of being responsible
and resourceful individuals who
can stand on their feet, make a
living and live a respectable life.
Our Mission
• Nestled in the arms of
nature we at SB make
sure the children frolic
without fear in a pollution-
free environment, receive
basic education while
playing and enjoying.
• We believe in transforming
children into responsible
citizens, bringing forth
their potential and hidden
talents.
How we do this?

NOVEL TEACHING TECHNIQUES

At Sumati Balwan, we adhere to


the “playway” method of
teaching. This includes education
through games, charts, visuals
and toys.

Our teachers selflessly strive to


bring about an all round
development of each child
physically, emotionally and
intellectually. Self dependence
and dignity of labour are few
amongst many other things we
impart the children with.
How we do this?
“GURUKUL” STYLE OF TEACHING

Sumati Balwan houses around 20


orphaned children on a permanent
basis. These children live in the
school premises and attend school
during the day.

Two in-house matrons, take care


of the children 24/7. Right from
monitoring their health to
imparting moral education, the
“maushis” help the children grow
in a cheerful haven.
How we do this?
INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT

Apart from what the curriculum


demands , we also conduct
meditation & yoga sessions,
physical education and
gymnastics.

We encourage the children to


draw, paint, sing and play. Few
hours every day are dedicated to
these extra-curricular activities.
How we do this?

INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMENT
(contd)

We also celebrate cultural events


such as Palkhi, Pustak Handi (a
different version of Dahi Handi),
Jaldindi etc.
How we do this?
VOCATIONAL TRAINING

Students are taught bread-winning


skills like making of Soap, Phenol,
Shampoo, Solar Cooker, Greeting
Cards and Paper Bags.

After SSC, if a student shows


interest in pursuing further
education, we guide him/her
appropriately in steering his
career in the right direction.

Alternatively, if a student is eager


to make a living due to monetary
constraints, we impart vocational
skills such as driving, mechanics,
sewing and provide basic
infrastructure as needed.
How we do this?
VOCATIONAL TRAINING (contd)

At Sumati Balwan, we also invite


veterans in various fields as
guests to speak to the older
children and counsel them.

This uplifts their self-esteem and


also helps them face the world
with confidence.
Be A Friend
We believe that, sharing our time and resources with
those who need them the most, is the least we can do.

• Volunteer:
 
– Speak to the children, guide them suitably, tell stories or teach songs.
 
– Spread a word, your contacts and relations might change the future of our children.
 
– Get involved. Spread cheer.

• Donate:
– Give away books, games or toys.

– Help monetarily on a regular/periodic basis or as a one-time donation.

– Sponsor a child.
Know More
• Plan a visit. We would
love to have you come
over and take a look at
the school and its
functioning. What you
see is what you believe.
Do pay us a visit soon!

• Send an email to this


blogger if you wish to
support the cause
Contact us
Radhabai Hardikar Pranijat
Mangal Sanstha
• President: Dr. Sharayu
Ghole
020 24373507

• Vice President (and


Principal of Sumati Balwan)
Mrs. Manasi Deshpande
9226180541

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