On February 26th, we held the second session for Sancta Maria Students. They learned how to prepare Jeevamrutham and began working on their farm logbooks. Children joyfully gathered and were divided into two groups.
For the past three years, we've championed a bold vision - to establish one Children’s farm in every forward-thinking school in Hyderabad. Organo Et School (OES) has taken a pioneering stride in partnership with Sancta Maria International School, setting up Hyderabad's inaugural on-campus children's farm.
Organo Et School enthusiastically participated in the Earth Festival, a vibrant event organized by the Naimisam - JK Foundation of Hyderabad, which took place on the 18th of February at CCRT, Madhapur.
The Graduation Ceremony of the Kindergardeners Batch - 7 held on the 18th of February was a delightful culmination of their five-week journey of nurturing and cultivating their leafy greens
On February 14th, more than 60 first-grade students from Sreenidhi International School visited Organo Antharam to gain insight into the integration of sustainable practices within an eco-community.
During their 5th session, kindergardeners visited Organo Bakaram Goshala to learn about Safe Food Systems and Biogas energy production. Upon arrival, the children gathered in a shaded area
On February 11th, we hosted a family Harvest Festival at our farm, aimed at introducing urban families to the joys of natural farming and harvesting. Upon their arrival, we provided an overview of Organo Et School's
In the hustle and bustle of modern life, finding moments to connect with family and nature can be a challenge. However, we believe in the simple yet profound joy of coming together through the act of harvesting.
On February 10th, 2024, Organo Antharam Residents gathered at Rurban Hive for an enriching workshop on herb cultivation titled "How to Grow Herbs."
Organo Et School recently took part in the Kukkuduko Fest, India's largest literature and arts festival tailored for children. The Hyderabad edition of this festival, held at Hyderabad Public School,
Organo Et School, an experiential learning initiative by Organo since 2017, has impacted over 8000 students, 2000 adults, 1250 community residents, and 500 corporate employees.
During their third session of Kindergardeners program, the children delved into learning about the application of Jeevamrutham and the art of drawing sunflowers.
The ‘Maati Fest’ is a Zero Waste Eco Fest organized in gated residential communities to promote sustainable living. On 21st January 2024, Organo Et School took part in the Maati Fest organized by the Welfare Association of Aparna Sarovar
In their second session, our kindergarteners learned about watering, weeding, and making Jeevamrutham. When they arrived at the farm, Ms. Sandya Reddy had the children sit around her and work on our activity book,
At the heart of progressive education, Organo Et School is sowing the seeds of a sustainable tomorrow by emphasizing natural farming practices.
