RONGGHOR
The School of HappinessRongghor is an open school that complements formal education with a core belief in children’s happiness as a precursor to success.
“Decades of research have shown that happiness is not the outcome of success but rather its precursor.”
– The Happiness Track, Emma Seppälä
We’re on a mission…
In a country where the Vedas and Upanishads were once the main source of textbooks and the values of life were taught in gurukuls, childhood is being robbed in the name of education. Today’s overwhelmingly large education system has taken a toll on children, while ignoring life’s most essential skills and lessons. At such a juncture, Rongghor is on a mission to revive the old principles of imparting education, while keeping the children happy and motivated.
A brain well-formed is better than 20 brains well-filled.
Our courses & activities
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Yoga, meditation & spirituality
Improves physical fitness, reduces stress, develops peaceful state of mind, and builds self-awareness.
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Cubing
Develops memory, concentration,
motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and improves quick decision making skills.
3
Chess
Improves concentration, memory, tactics, logical thinking, and develops the ability to think ahead.
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Computer programming
Greatly improves problem solving and thinking skills: logical, critical, algorithmic and creative.
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Personality development
Develops confidence, communication skills, leadership qualities and teaches the art of persuasion.
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Fine art
Drawing promotes children’s creativity, imagination, and self-expression, fostering essential cognitive and fine motor skill development.
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Dance
Dancing benefits kids by enhancing coordination, balance, and flexibility while encouraging physical activity in an enjoyable and expressive way.
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Financial education
Financial education for kids instills crucial money management skills, fostering responsible spending habits and a sense of financial literacy from an early age.
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Group activities
Develops communication skills,
self-esteem, leadership qualities, teaches empathy and encouragement.
Practical Financial Education.
Blog
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My experience with Sir Srinath Tirumale Venugopal
On 11th April at around 12 p.m we gathered at the scout and guide headquarters guwahati to welcome our honourable sir Srinath Tirumale Venugopal, a former regional director of the world scout bureau Eurasia who came to assam all the way from Italy to visit us. He was...
Sadness of losing childhood
Everyone loves their childhood and how cool was that. We have no pressure of studies, what you want you can do freely, you can play any time. And whenever our summer vacation starts maternal grand parents are ready to welcome us. Did you remember the grandmothers...
Decoding the history of the fortress of fire – Agnigarh
The Agnigarh is an archaeological and geographical site which lies in the heart of Tezpur along the banks of the mighty river Brahmaputra in Assam. The name itself quotes it's meaning. Agni means fire and garh means wall or fortress. According to Hindu mythology, the...
Embracing ideas of leadership with the Bhagavad Gita
Lord krsna’s Gita is a narrative framework of a dialogue between prince Arjun and his charioteer Krsna who is an avatar of Lord Vishnu on the battlefield of Kurukshetra where Arjun turns to lord krsna for guidance. The invention or composition is traditionally...
Time and The Vedas
श्रीभगवानुवाच |कालोऽस्मि लोकक्षयकृत्प्रवृद्धोलोकान्समाहर्तुमिह प्रवृत्त: |ऋतेऽपि त्वां न भविष्यन्ति सर्वेयेऽवस्थिता: प्रत्यनीकेषु योधा: || 32|| The supreme lord said: Time I am, the great destroyer of the worlds, and have come here to destroy all people. With the...
Do not criticise your porblems
Each one of us come across problems in our lives. Some might be big, some might be small. They are a part of our lives and only handful of people know how to deal it. Why is it so? .This is only because we humans complain about our problem we face and criticise...
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From Our Principal
“How many of us tell our children to love the beautiful moon in the night sky, see the stars that shine at us, listen to the fairy tales sitting next to their grandparents or encourage our children to do what they love doing? These thoughts have lost their importance in the hustle and bustle of modern life. Children have become machines and the joy of childhood, the happiness of life has been lost. Therefore at Rongghor, I am dedicated of teaching students to discover themselves and their passions, while keeping them happy and motivated through good habit formation techniques, increased interest in reading, improvement of physical, mental health and spiritual practices. It is our responsibility to make childhood enjoyable. We look forward to your help in this journey.”
– Yogabid Hariprasad Talukdar