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THE KRISHNAMURTI FOUNDATION SCHOOLSBrockwood Park SchoolClick here for a variety of information and experiences of Brockwood Park School Bramdean,
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A school is a place where one
learns both the importance of knowledge and its irrelevance. It is a place where
one learns to observe the world without a particular point of view or
conclusion. One learns to look at the whole of man's endeavour, his search for
beauty, his search for truth and a way of living that is not a contradiction
between conclusion and action. It is a place where both the teacher and the
taught learn a way of life in which conflict ends. Conflict is the very essence
of violence. J. Krishnamurti. |
They have asked to be included/given their permission for inclusion. |
They themselves have stated that the intention and functioning of the school is inspired by the work of J. Krishnamurti. |
Argentina |
Escuela de la Nueva Cultura La Cecilia |
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India |
Shibumi |
Shibumi is a school that will start in Bangalore, in June 2008. The deepest concern of the school is to bring up children who are free, responsible and concerned with the whole of life.
The teachers are a group committed to self-inquiry in the light of the teachings of J. Krishnamurti. Some have worked for many years in Krishnamurti schools and the younger staff have studied in these schools. The maximum number of children will be about a hundred. Children of all ages will be admitted, starting around 6 years. |
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The Blue Mountains Schoolcontact: |
The Blue Mountains School was founded in 1962 by the renowned educationist and pioneer of the Indian Public School movement, the late F.G. Pearce who was deeply inspired by the Teachings on Education of the renowned Thinker and Philosopher J. Krishnamurti. Frederick Gordon Pearce was the Principal of the Rishi Valley School, Madanapalle during 1949-59. In the early nineteen-sixties, he began his missionary venture in 'New Education' and started The Blue Mountains School. Also associated with him was a group of renowned educationists that included David Horsburgh, J. P. Gunawardane and Sardar Mohammed Malik. |
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Centre For Learning |
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India |
ISP Foundation Public SchoolMalerkotla Road, Dinghi,
Nabha,
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This school is under construction and should be opening on 1st April 2008.. |
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Aaverbhav – The School(Hyderabad)www.aaverbhav.com |
A brief introduction from the words of the founder: Education for Life ? What is the purpose/significance of education and life? This question was asked by Krishnamurti and has been an ancient one. As T. S. Eliot said to know what we want in education we must know what we want in general. Is education just to earn a living, life to enjoy and/or is there something more. ....... click here to continue |
New Zealand |
Nova Montessori School |
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Belgium |
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Wholeschool.org
Wholeschool.org is a non-profit, educational organization with an objective to create and deliver courses for children in self-awareness without judgment. Our first 12-lesson course, The Journey of Me, is for children 6 to 11 years of age and is available for free from our website.
The lessons are in multimedia format and are designed to be fun and engaging for children and promote exploration of themselves and their world around them. We decided to make the lessons available to everyone so that parents and teachers could review the materials and decide if it works for them and their children. You can obtain free access to the lessons through this link: http://www.wholeschool.org/index.php?s=free&p=free
We encourage parents and teachers to consider having a group of five to ten children participate in what we call the "Global Wave". The Global Wave connects four or five groups of children at the same time and together, they participate in The Journey of Me course using live, Internet webcasting. Children really love this live connection to other children in different parts of the country and world. More details are given through this link: http://www.wholeschool.org/index.php?s=global&p=global