RASA Educational and Research Trust’s School

Envisioned by the RASA Educational and Research Trust & expertly supported by School Serv, RASA School is designed to revolutionise schooling. Strategically located in Anekal, Bengaluru, this institution is going to be a bold and purposeful initiative offering a well advanced, well-rounded education to the region.

Poised to open its doors in June 2026, RASA School will offer a well structured CBSE curriculum totally aligned with NEP principles. With a special emphasis on holistic development, spanning cognitive, physical & ethical dimensions, students will emerge prepared to adapt to both academic and life pursuits.

Being developed in collaboration with India’s leading K–12 school consultants, this proposed CBSE day school is conceived as a vibrant learning ecosystem that integrates innovation, inclusion, and integrity in every aspect of its design & delivery. The project concept is grounded in thorough field research and a deep understanding of the region’s academic needs. Every step, from land acquisition to business planning, reflects the team's diligence to establishing a school that truly transforms the educational experience in Anekal.

Highlights:

• • Contemporary learning spaces planned to bring independence, collaboration & curiosity in learners.
  • Dedicated learning zones for STEM, creativity & life skills, encouraging hands-on discovery & critical thinking.
  • Athletic & recreational infrastructure aimed to facilitate wellness, discipline & confidence through sports and other associated activities.
  • Inclusive academic programs that focus on character education, emotional well-being & real-world readiness.
  • Green campus blueprint with energy-efficient planning, water conservation & many other eco-conscious initiatives.
  • Infrastructure featuring smart surveillance systems & child-centric planning for the safety-first idea.
  • Efficient transport planning to bring in a stress-free & secure travel option for both students & staff.

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What factors hamper the school growth?

Many factors, listing the major factors that hamper school growth -

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• Improper organization structure
• Brand repute
• Inefficient spending
• Choice of programs
• Market pricing