From yearly camps to short-term courses — transformational programs for every young learner.
Summer & Dasara transformational camps, offline and online.
Personality Plus and Gita Quest throughout the year.
Expert-led sessions on culture, arts, and life-skills.
Round-the-year contests to inspire and reward young talent.
Hare Krishna Movement Sydney conducts a 21-day transformational summer camp for children during April–May and a 10-day Dasara camp — both available offline at ISKCON Bangalore campus and online for students across India.
Our camps aim at enhancing values and life skills in children through educational and culture-related activities. Multiple culture-centric initiatives run for the benefit of students throughout the year.
Quoting Prahlada Maharaj — kaumāra ācaret prājño dharmān bhāgavatān iha (SB 7.6.1) — children should be given the right teachings from a very young age. It is a fallacy that old age is the time to turn to the scriptures.
We blend time-tested teachings with a touch of modernity to make it more palatable for young ones.
A unique Value Education program based on the strong values of the Indian Vedic wisdom. Develops character, confidence, and clarity in young students.
A well-planned module of handpicked, age-appropriate Bhagavad-gita shlokas that enhance the quality of thinking of students and strengthen their focus.
Handpicked topics for young minds. Knowledge sharing and skill enhancement effectively delivered by experts. Our workshops create memorable, hands-on learning experiences.
Inspiring young talent through structured competitions rooted in culture and heritage.
A creative competition celebrating the life and pastimes of Lord Krishna through art, essays, and cultural expression.
A vibrant art and talent contest that brings out the creative potential in young students with Vedic themes.
Our flagship annual cultural festival — now available online and at two Bangalore venues.
A fun cooking contest celebrating Sathvik cuisine and the joy of preparing food in Krishna consciousness.
An offering competition where participants dedicate their creative work to the lotus feet of the Lord.
Celebrating Lord Rama's heritage through cultural performances, recitations and artistic expression.
