The object of education is to prepare the young to educate themselves throughout their lives. VYO Education nurtures your child and brings awareness about our living tradition — offering a unique weekend learning program that develops an appreciation for India's rich cultural heritage, a sound value system, and a variety of life skills for a more productive and well-rounded life.
To offer a unique weekend learning program to develop an appreciation for India's rich cultural heritage, a sound value system and a variety of life skills to the children for a more productive and well rounded life.
To prepare well-balanced, competent and compassionate citizens of tomorrow who are proud of their roots, heritage, culture, history and religion and are ready to build a brighter tomorrow.
Every aspect of the VYO curriculum is designed with intention — to build not just knowledge, but character, identity, and a living relationship with Shrinathji and the Pushtimarg tradition.
Facilitate children to appreciate, learn, and practice the Hindu and Pushtimargiya way of life
Instill pride and confidence in Hindu children about their identity and heritage
Raise Hindu awareness in the broader society around us
Develop social awareness and leadership skills among children
Prepare and develop standardized, well-researched curriculum aligned to each age group
Teach children to apply religious principles meaningfully in daily life
Each weekly class runs for one hour and fifteen minutes, designed around a consistent, pre-built module structure — combining scripture, activity, chanting, and reflection in every session.
Opening prayers and setting the devotional tone for the class
Review of last week's lesson and introduction to the day's topics
Core topics for the day — scripture, stories, philosophy, and culture
Interactive learning, chanting, reciting, and Ashray nu Pad
Each age group's curriculum is built around three pillars — scripture and religion, cultural awareness, and the application of values in daily life. Select an age group to explore the content.
Hindu Gods, Goddesses, and symbols
Stories from Ramayana, Mahabharata, Krishna Lila, Shiv Puran
Introduction to Shriji, Shri Yamunaji, and Shri Vallabh
Introduction to the Hindu calendar
Introduction to Hindu festivals and their significance
Panchatantra and Hitopdesha moral stories
Truth, trust, friendship, faith, and unity
Easy stories from the 84 & 252 Vartas
Ramayan and Mahabharat
Bhagavad Gita and Bhagwatam
Shrinath Charitrakatha
Colors and symbolism in Hindu culture
Linkage of Hindu festivals to the wider world — kite flying and new year, Vasant Panchami and spring
Panchatantra and Hitopdesha moral stories
Applying values of truth, trust, and unity in real life
Stories from the 84 & 252 Vartas
Vedic knowledge and Sanatan Dharma
Cosmos and Hindu scriptures
Physics, metaphysics, Atma and Paramatma
Shri Yamunaji and the Yamunashtakam
Hindu Rishis and their discoveries — concept of zero, first surgery
Hindu heritage and linkages with the modern world
Meditation for concentration
Vedic mathematics
Intermediate-level 84 & 252 Vartas
Human psychology and Pushtimarg
How Shri Vallabh's principle of Seva aids concentration
Lives of Shri Vallabh, Gusaiji, Gokulnathji, and Hariraiji
Aapras — cleanliness of body and mind
Dusang — right company and remaining focused
Annayshray — total trust in the Lord
Navaratnam — worry-free and stress-free living
Vivek Dhairayashraya — trust and giving your full effort
Advanced-level 84 & 252 Vartas
Classes are held once a week. Open to children ages 6 and above. Contact us to learn about the current schedule and to register your child for the upcoming session.
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