Our Collective 

SPOT

SPOT is an inclusive learning spaces for learners (11-17 years) that champions hands-on, strengths-based education to empower young people for life and work in a changing world. 

Kiggle Foundation backed the setup of SPOT Microschool and curated the SPOT Fellowship, to shape it into an inclusive learning space. 

• SPOT Microschool: A learner-centered flexible school for youth aged 11–16, offering flexible pathways (IGCSE/NIOS), personalized learning, and project-based skill development in small-group formats.

• SPOT Fellowship: Future-focused programs that build real-world skills through design thinking workshops, apprenticeships, industry projects, and alignment with national skill frameworks—bridging learning with employability in low-resourced communities. 

Learn more.

VIGNAN -  Science Discovery Program

The Vignan Science Discovery Program was created with the vision of building 21st century skills in children by fostering curiosity and meaningful inquiry into the world around them. Students engage in hands-on experiments that help transform their intuitive understanding of science concepts into clear and concrete knowledge.

Through the hands-on experiments, the link between concepts in their curriculum and real-world applications, encouraging students to question, test, and validate their learning instead of merely accepting information at face value.

SPINFINITY

Spinfinity was born from a simple idea -

What if math and science could be felt in the body? 

What if learning could move, flow, and spark joy?

Spinfinity is spun by Aditi Bhat - who has been hooping for two decades now. With a training in CS Engineering and Human-centered Design, she applies a joyful, transdisciplinary approach to learning sciences - with her hoops! She’s on a mission to revolutionise learning, one spin at a time.

ANJANA VIDYA KENDRA HIGH SCHOOL

Brahmi Educational and Cultural Trust (Brahmi) was founded in 1999 with the main aim of empowering disadvantaged children, particularly girls, through education. Brahmi, through its formal English medium school Anjana Vidya Kendra High School, has been providing impactful formal education to children mostly of farmers and farm workers in a rural setup near Bangalore.  The school currently supports education to about 350 children, nearly 50% girls, in its primary through high school grades benefiting children from 15 nearby villages with a combined population of more than 30,000.

Learn more....