In a traditional school system, many kids struggle because they either find the subjects uninteresting or can’t relate to them. Each child has their own reasons. It’s a system where not every child thrives because it focuses on a fixed curriculum and exams, rather than child’s interests or natural abilities.
At Aarohi, kids have the freedom to explore different fields using a variety of resources. They get the chance to discover their interests and build their own systems to learn and develop expertise. This happens through hands-on projects, both on campus and online.
For example, in the video below, a teenager talks about working on a client project to create a bookshelf using coconut shells. Through such projects, kids learn to think about various aspects—like working efficiently, focusing on design and aesthetics, communicating with clients, understanding their needs, meeting deadlines, and ensuring quality from start to finish.
Each challenge they face helps them grow. They learn to problem-solve, follow guidelines, and meet timelines. This process not only gives them real-world experience but also helps them understand how they work best, identify areas where they need improvement, and recognize the knowledge they need to move forward—whether in the project or in life.
These deep learnings go beyond the individual. They add value not only to the child but also to the people around them.