About us
Fifteen growth rings, one belief: children learn best where they can get their hands dirty.
Founder's note
Why we started here
In 2011, Nature's World School opened with two classrooms and a vegetable patch in Chh. Sambhajinagar, Maharashtra. We were tired of watching children memorise ecosystems from textbook diagrams when a real one was thirty seconds from the classroom door.
Today we run a full CBSE-mapped K–8 school, but the vegetable patch is still there — now a 6.2-acre working campus farm that anchors half our curriculum.
— Radhika Iyer, Founder-Principal
What hasn't changed
- Class sizes capped at 22
- Every grade keeps a growing plot on the farm
- No worksheets before Grade 3
- Teachers write report cards by hand, then digitise them
Our history
Fifteen years, four seasons at a time
2011
Two classrooms, 14 students, one vegetable patch. First academic session begins under CBSE affiliation.
2015
Middle school (Grades 6–8) launches with the first agro-science and robotics electives.
2020
Campus farm expands to 6.2 acres; weather station and library wing completed.
2026
Parent Portal launches, putting attendance, homework and report cards online for every family.
Campus
What's on the grounds
Working farm
6.2 acres, one plot per class
Weather station
Live data feeds Grade 5–8 statistics units
Library wing
9,000 titles, reading loft, silent hours
Maker shed
Robotics, carpentry, compost engineering