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Getting this small space readied for a future alternative school for children from just few families (4 - 5 max). Should be ready by August this year. There’ll be thousands of books to read, an archive of tens of encyclopaedias, the entire Kannada books collection (my personal collection) and... obviously some tablets for accessing digital archives. The kids will be taught about farming, gardening, crafts and much more - they also get to play board games. And to top it all, they’ll get fresh, traditional food prepared downstairs on wood stove. Tumkur Road area of Bengaluru. Parents who are homeschooling their kids who also can spare at least one day a week to spend their time here shall be prioritised.show more

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