Reboot Karnataka, an initiative by The Times of India was a 6 day virtual conclave of ideas to revive Karnataka’s economy. It ran from 9 Aug to 14 Aug 2020. The intention was to bring together thought leaders from various industries, people’s representatives, and bureaucrats to discuss strategies to revitalise the economy and businesses of Karnataka. Over 60 speakers from different domains participated in the conclave to chart out ways to make Karnataka future positive. NumberNagar^® was a session partner for the panel discussion – Education and e-learning: A new normal and a new education policy on 13 Aug 2020. Sriraghavan S M, Co-Founder & President at NumberNagar^® was a panelist in the session.

Reboot Karnata Panel Discussion Details | Reboot Karnata Panel Discussion Video

Grade KG to 8 – Learning with Fun

Primary Education plays a significant role in shaping a child’s future and personality.

This advertorial focuses on the importance of children’s experience in primary school and role of NumberNagar^® in bringing the best out of children, while having a lot of fun in the learning process.

Education Times, The Times of India, Bengaluru Edition

Education Times, The Times of India, Bengaluru Edition

Times Inter School Quiz 2019 was sponsored by NumberNagar^®.

The competition saw the participation of students from 4th-10th grade from over 60 renowned chools of Bengaluru.

NumberNagar^® believes in creating meaningful learning experiences for students across different age group with 5C™ methodology. NumberNagar^® is a creative learning space that enhances the learning skills of the students and this event is in line with their core belief that every child should get an opportunity for an overall development of their personalities dur-ing their formative years at school.

The winners were felicitated by Sriraghavan S M, Co-Founder, President, NumberNagar^® – Academics, Dr. N Giri, Principal, Giraffe Learning and Dr R Ravichandar, Managing Director, Nandhana Palace also gave away the prizes and applauded top teams.

As the event came to a close, it was goodies galore as the sponsors NumberNagar^®, Oxfordcaps and Nandhana Palace distributed gifts to all winners. The participants truly enjoyed displaying their intelligence and skills and walked away from the event eagerly awaiting the second edition of Times Interschool Quiz Competition next year.

NumberNagar® presents Times Inter School Quiz | Coverage in Times of India, Bengaluru Edition on October 07, 2019

NumberNagar® won the award for “Best Emerging Education Experience” at the Times Business Awards 2019, on 31 May 2019.

In the midst of successful business owners – small and big – who are front runners in their own industries, Team NumberNagar® experienced a gratifying evening at the Times Business Awards 2019. In industries that ranged from Real estate to high-end Consumer goods, Education was an outlier. It was both exhilarating and humbling to see our brand stand out among veterans and new-comers alike.

NumberNagar® – A holistic intervention

Children’s experience in primary school, both academic and non-academic, lays the foundation for overall personality development.

This advertorial focuses on the importance of children’s experience in primary school and role of NumberNagar® in bringing the best out of children.

Education Times, The Times of India, Bengaluru Edition

NumberNagar’s Franchise Opportunity ad was published on the front page of The Times of India, Bengaluru Edition.

Visit Franchise Enquiry if you are interested to own a NumberNagar franchise.

The Times of India, Bengaluru Edition

Franchise India Education section published the quote from Dr. Soumya Sreehari, Co-Founder & Specialist, NumberNagar, on After School Programmes.

Dr. Soumya Sreehari, Co-Founder & Specialist, NumberNagar shares, “The one thing that students lack even in a great school setting is, ‘consistent individual attention’. This is where after-school programmes can bring significant value to a child’s learning experience. When individual attention is combined with a robust learner-centric teaching methodology, after-school programmes can make a huge difference. Programmes that focus on learner-centricity and consistent quality of delivery have a good future to sustain a business.”

Read the article in PDF format | Read the article at Franchise India’s website

ParentEdge March-April 2019 Issue featured the views of Aruna C (Vice President R&D, NumberNagar). In this article, Aruna talks about the causes of girls veering away from STEM subjects (Science, Technology, English, and Maths), and mentions the ways and means to tackle it.

Read the article in PDF format | Buy this issue of ParentEdge

NumberNagar® – Innovate to Learn. One Child at a Time.

Primary school education plays a significant role in shaping a child’s future and personality. NumberNagar® is an Innovation in Experiential learning (Maths, English, Science), for children of ages 5 to 14, with the objective of making learning contextual, engaging and enjoyable.

This advertorial focuses on the importance of primary education and role of NumberNagar® in bringing the best out of children.

Education Times, The Times of India, Bengaluru Edition

NumberNagar® is an Innovation in Experiential learning (Maths, English, Science), for children of ages 5 to 14, with the objective of making learning contextual, engaging and enjoyable.

We start the New Year 2019 with calls for student enrolment, career opportunities and franchise opportunities.

Want to make a difference in children’s learning? Reach out to us at +91 63612 02395 or +91 95911 78627.

Registrations are open at all our centres in Bengaluru. Teaching jobs are available for women across Bengaluru. Sign up with us for Franchise opportunities and start your Entrepreneurial journey; we have exciting new offers for the New Year.

The Times of India, Bengaluru Edition

Brand Capital, the strategic investment arm of Bennett Coleman and Company Limited, commonly known as The Times Group, has recently acquired strategic stakes in Bengaluru-based NumberNagar®, a premier Innovation in Experiential Learning (Maths, English, Science). The strategic partnership is a significant milestone towards achieving NumberNagar®’s vision of ‘being the household name as creators of disruptive learning solutions’. This partnership is intended to enhance brand visibility at a national level and boost expansion of NumberNagar®’s franchise business across India.

Launched in 2013, NumberNagar® – a uniquely designed experiential learning solution for children of ages 5 to 14 with the objective of making learning contextual, engaging and enjoyable, has been making waves in the domain of activity-based learning experiences. It has garnered recognition as a long-term, reliable educational partner from select-schools across India. It has established an impactful after-school learning programme in its seven franchise centres across Bengaluru. With strategic stakeholder Mr. Rajesh Dembla (Ex Justdial, presently investor with a hugely successful portfolio, including Dunzo – a Google funded company and Survaider – funded by Axilor) leading the expansion effort, NumberNagar® plans to establish a network of 300+ Franchises all over India in the next three years. Mr. Dembla says, “The Times Group partnership is timely and significant in view of our national brand-building strategy over the next few years.”

India Today | Times of India, Bengaluru Edition, Nov 8 2018

BrainSTARS India, a Bengaluru-based start-up, focussing on maths, science and English education for six- to 14-year-olds, plans to take its innovative products that have been used in schools in India, to foreign shores, specifically the UK, Saudi Arabia and other countries in West Asia and East Africa.

Speaking in London, during a visit to identify pilot schools in the UK, in late November, one of the three founders, Ravi Shankar, is particularly optimistic about the appeal of the firm’s first major distinctive product, NumberNagar. It is a maths lab without tables, chairs or computers, but which uses everyday objects on the floor, ceilings and walls to help children connect maths to the world around them.

Business Line

For over a year now, ever since it began eyeing international expansion, Bengaluru-based education start-up BRAINSTARS India has been considering the U.K. The company, which develops maths, science and English products for six- to 14-year-olds, had thought Britain attractive for a number of reasons: a well-established and predictable school education system, and a strong university tradition of research and development.

The June 23 referendum result — in which Britain voted to leave the European Union — has done little to dent the enthusiasm of co-founder and CEO Ravi Shankar, who is headed to London on a reconnaissance trip next week.

The Hindu