Elementary School in BRAZIL hopes to Restore Forgotten SIKH Values

Miri Piri School has been opened in Brazil in February 2015 which offers a refreshing premise & academic excellence during the formative years for children of all walks of life.

The institution caters to the material, spiritual and social needs of families and kids by applying the universal values shared by Guru Nanak Dev Ji helping them to build a strong character to face the challenges of life with excellence.

Miri Piri School Brazil has emerged as a hope to restore forgotten values along with applying best education practices for future generations in South America. The fundamental principle underpinning our academic curriculum is a set of values such as reverence, purity, and discipline that anchors all academic areas of our curriculum – arts, literature, social and natural studies, games and math, cooking, music, yoga, meditation and gatka.

This provides an opportunity for children and families to work on persistent parenting and educational problems under a substantial educational team support and technology.

The school is functional for children from ages 2 to 6 years.

Not having completed even one year of business, the investors are ready to open two other Miri Piri Schools in 2017.

The parents now want the institution to guarantee that their children can grow with the school.

The purpose is to create an educational system based on academic excellence and Dharmic values because the core principles of Sikhism can serve as a substratum to a new culture in the contemporary world. A culture that fosters honor and reverence for life in all its nuances; a culture that can provide better human beings for the world regardless their walk of life.

Source-Dr. Gurusangat Kaur Khalsa, PhD – Brazil
gsk@abaky.org.br