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Bhaktivedanta International school (BGIS) located in the beautiful holy land of Sri Vrindavan dham, the abode of Lord Krishna, offers the best of both worlds - the traditional and the modern, the vedic and the contemporary, the spiritual and the temporal. Teaching includes aesthetics in art, literature and science with emphasis on practical training methodologies. Because of international-mix of teachers, students are privileged to study in a framework that is an interesting blend of both east and west – getting best of both. In BGIS, the emphasis is not on rote learning, but on understanding of the core concepts underlying subjects such as science, computing, language, mathematics, social and environmental studies through hands-on field learning, laboratory experiments and various social and cultural interactions.

	Schedule for admission test
	Admissions open for class 1 to 9 and 11.
	Meet our new staff

	Teachers and students from over 13 countries of the world bring in an unique international ambience.
	Special career guidance and councelling by IIT'ians for the students of +2 standard.
	Unique hostel environment with one warden assigned for every 18 students.
	Adventurous and fun-filled spiritual retreats to help students to develop strong and versatile personality.
	Teacher-Student ratio of 1:5 at BGIS makes the learning thoroughly absorbing.
	Trekking and rafting in the Himalayas.
	Merit-cum-means Scholarship for deserving students
	Transportation facility for Day-Boarding students.

Bhaktivedanta Gurukula and International School

Bhaktivedanta Swami Marg,
Raman Reti, Vrindavan, Mathura
Uttar Pradesh, 281121, India
+91 9198228551 / 9450709088
+91-565-2540206/697
info@bgis.org

ICSE and ISC Final Board Exams Begin

February 12, 2010

Holi Break

Holidays
February 26 - March 03, 2010

Ambedkar Jayanti (no academics)

Holidays
April 14, 2010

Final Exams BGIS

April 15 - April 30, 2010

	Finding Yourself in the Dust - Part 1
	Seminar: A Life of Forgiveness - Making Peace with your Karma
	Walk Thru the Gita Stole the Day!
	Analyzing Analogies
	Gita Semester