What does your dream campus look like?
We asked our future learners across India what their ideal learning environment for skill-based education and deeper conceptual understanding would look like. This was part of our initiative, Jaga—an awakening designed to foster a genuine love for learning through skill-based education and strong conceptual understanding.
The responses were enlightening and incredibly inspiring, offering powerful insights into how learning spaces can better support skill-based education while strengthening true conceptual understanding. These ideas have directly shaped the very foundations of our new campus—one that prioritizes curiosity, real-world skills, and meaningful learning experiences.
“I would like some real trees in my classroom”
Nature is integrated into the fabric of our space from the inside out. Classrooms opens to outdoor learning environments and windows turn nature into a backdrop. Every classroom has a skylight.
“Can the campus be eco-friendly?”
Our campus is a living example of sustainable school buildings, designed to reflect environmentally responsible learning spaces. Built using locally sourced materials, it enhances natural light and airflow while reducing carbon footprints, making it a future-ready model of sustainable school buildings that inspires both learning and environmental awareness.
“Imagine, if all classrooms looked like art rooms!”
We worked with local artisans to showcase different cultural art forms across the campus. The dynamic and interactive class spaces are meant to spark artistic exploration through activity-based education. The rustic look is to foster artistic expression in the learners with a focus on activity-based education.
“Spreading the library in multiple spots would be nice.”
Tapas library is more than just one room, it is a combination of multiple nooks spread across the campus. A simple re-structure has made knowledge and stories very accessible for our learners.
“I sometimes like a quiet space. Like a zen area.”
Our class spaces are flexible and support study seminars, meditation workshops, reflection sessions, and art workshops within a project-based learning approach. Each classroom has a breakout space adjoining it.
OUR HAVEN, OUR CAMPUS
When you step into Tapas spaces, you will feel something is missing; it's the walls. No, not the actual walls but the barriers that we build around us. Our warm approach allows learners to engage with the facilitators or even the core team easily without hesitation.
The facilitators support learners in their unconventional ideas during activities and play through nature-based learning, offering the right guidance at every step. This support through nature-based learning also means that learners are crafting and directing their own learning journeys in their own unique way. Being close to nature, embracing nature-based learning, having easy access to mentors, and making your own mistakes are what keep Tapas Realm unique and highly beneficial for children’s growth through nature-based learning.
Imagine getting up in the morning to find your kids ready at the front door to leave for school.
