Sanatan Champions

Sanatan roots. Modern wings.

Ancient wisdom, taught to modern children. Live online courses, now for ages 6 to 10.

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Taught online from Braj, VrindavanLive teachers, never only recordingsSmall groupsThe account is yours, not your child's

Because you are learning too

Your child copies the room long before they copy the lesson, and the phone in that room is ours as often as theirs. This part is not optional.

Your child

Courses by age

Taught live, in the tier your child is actually in, not the year group.

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Free sheets to print

Word hunts, dot-to-dots, crosswords. Leave an email and print one tonight.

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You

The weekly email

One email a week, with one small thing to do together. Nothing to attend and nothing to prepare.

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What your child gets

Built by age, because a five-year-old and a fifteen-year-old are not the same student. Today there is a course for ages 6 to 10.

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What is coming up

Real names, straight from what is published today. Course enrolment is not open yet.

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Why we exist

Why we started this

Every parent wants the same few things. A child who is happy, confident, kind, and rooted deeply enough that flying high doesn’t break them.

But nobody is teaching that now. Not the school, not the phone, not the city. And our children’s grandparents mostly can’t, because nobody told them either.

So we learn it too, and we teach it together.

Start your own Sanatan Pathshala

In your home. In your community. With the families around you.

A pathshala is a small school: a few children learning together, usually in someone’s home. You don’t need a building, a licence, or twenty years of study. You need four families and a Sunday morning. The free sheets are there to use with a group today, and the weekly email is where a kit for running one would be announced.

Acharya means teacher. A parent is already a teacher.

There is nothing to sign up to yet. The weekly email is the only list we keep.

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131 sheets across 6 kinds of activity, every one free. Leave an email and they’re yours to print tonight.

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Before you start

Questions parents ask

Answered here the way we would answer them on the phone. Where something is not settled yet (the written privacy policy, for one) we say so instead of dressing it up.

Your child’s data

You hold the account, not your child. You can download everything we hold about your family, or ask for it to be deleted, from your family page.

Your child signs in through you. Their sign-in name is made from your account, and you can reset it or remove it whenever you choose.

Still not answered

The full privacy policy is still being written, and until it is published we open no new family accounts. The privacy page says so too. Until it is published, and for anything these questions do not answer, ask us and you will get a plain answer.

Are classes live or recorded?

Live every week, and every class is recorded for you.

What does it cost?

The sheets you can print tonight are free. Live teaching is paid. Each course shows its fee on its own page, in your own money, once it opens for booking. Where a course opens with a free preview lesson, you can watch that lesson before you decide anything.

What age should we start?

Today there is a course for ages 6 to 10. For any other age, the free sheets are a way to start tonight.

Do I need to know anything myself?

No. Most parents start knowing very little. That is the point.

What if we miss a class?

The recording is in your account the same day.

Which timezone are classes in?

Several, so families abroad can join at a sensible hour.

Is it safe for my child online?

Small groups, known teachers, and the account is controlled by you.

Do you follow a particular sampradaya (tradition)?

No. This is Sanatana. Every family is welcome.

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