Empower every child to be "adarsh" – exemplary as children, students, and citizens.

We Believe

in empowering children to enjoy learning, grow holistically, and blossom into wonderful human beings. At the BAPS Swaminarayan Sanstha, we support schools in achieving this through Become Adarsh, a values-based educational program that is easily integrated into regular school curricula. Through this program, schools can fulfill the development goals outlined in the National Education Policy of 2020.

Our Goals

The Become Adarsh program aims to help children develop into…

Adarsh Children

Who respect their parents & elders; are confident, kind & helpful; avoid harmful habits & form live healthy lifestyles.

Adarsh Students

Who are passionate about learning, dream big & work hard, and respect their teachers & fellow students.

Adarsh Citizens

Who are proud to be Indian, are responsible & honest, and serve their community.

Our Model

Become Adarsh delivers monthly episodes via an application. Each episode nurtures children in four core areas:

Sanskruti

Educational Excellence

Shikshan

Educational Excellence

Swasthya

Svasthya

Educational Excellence

Sanskar

Educational Excellence

Testimonials

I’m Sheetal Sankhat, and I’m 13 years old. My father was a violent alcoholic. He wasted every rupee we owned. We had nothing to eat. But Become Adarsh taught me about addiction, and it made me brave. With Mummy’s help, I convinced Dad to give up alcohol. Now, he provides for us, and our home is filled with love and joy.

Sheetal SankhatMitiyala Primary School, Jafrabad, Gujarat

My name is Kapil Parmar. I’m 12. I used to get in lots of trouble. I’d get angry and hurt my peers. But ‘Become Adarsh’ taught me to treat others with respect. Now, my teachers are really pleased and I’ve made many friends. I bow to my parents daily and help with chores.

Kapil Parmar.Vasana Primary School, Dhandhuka, Gujarat

I’m Hardik Adgama. I study in 7th grade. One day at school, In the middle of the game, I saw a wallet lying idly in the lobby. It was brimmed with money. At first, I thought to take it and tell no one about it. At that moment, I remembered a life lesson of not stealing someone’s possessions from ‘Become Adarsh’. I instantly went to the staff room and handed it to one of the teachers. The wallet reached its owner.

Hardik AdgamaSamadhiyala Primary School

I didn’t like school because I was not getting good marks. I was bored of studying. But the Become Adarsh project showed me the right path. Now, I know how studies can help me grow, and learning became fun. Now, I score well on my exams. Thank you to the team involved in making such inspirational content.

Eshita PatadiyaKrishna School, Rajkot