IDA envisages that education imparted in schools should be such that the learners will be able to develop their talents to the fullest potential. By placing equal importance to both Scholastic and Co-scholastic abilities, children and young people will acquire life skills that will help them to know their rights, articulate their concerns, build self-esteem, develop self-confidence and resilience and counter negative emotions of stress, shame and fear.

It would also enhance their ability to take on responsibility for self, build relationships with others in the society and contribute in nation building. These skills can be enhanced through an experiential rather than theoretical approach.

The overarching aim of education is the holistic development of children.

Schools & IDA can make sure of raising responsible citizens who will take an active role in their societies going into the future.

Our activities will focus on all age groups of students and students who are interested in working in different fields of society(Be it Environment or Art and Culture etc.).

More importantly, it always feels good ‘giving back to the Society’, giving charity, contributing in changing lives , can follow CBSE and Government norms, can get donation tax rebate and children build their career through skill based training. Children get networking opportunities as they will interact with different sect people and hearing their different opinions and perspectives.