From early school pilots to system-level scale, our journey has been shaped by innovation, partnerships, and a deep commitment to improving learning outcomes for children and teachers.
CWC’s journey began with pilots across ten government schools in Ramanagara District to test and refine experiential teaching and learning approaches suited to rural classrooms.
During this phase, foundational experiential learning resources, teacher training models, and spoken English pilots were developed and validated.
The approval of CWC’s content by DSERT and its induction onto the DIKSHA platform marked an important step towards wider systemic adoption.
The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated CWC’s shift from school-level pilots to system-scale solutions.
The organization expanded its reach to over 4,500 schools, launched Teachopia, introduced online and blended teacher development models, and strengthened district-level initiatives.
This period also saw the emergence of Project-Based Learning and the foundations of Sanchalana, reflecting a growing focus on scalable teacher support and learning continuity.
As programmes matured, CWC focused on strengthening the systems that sustain educational transformation.
The organization refined experiential learning resources, developed FLN materials, built capacity among education functionaries, established mentoring and monitoring frameworks, and nurtured local Teacher Mentors.
New initiatives such as E-Sambhashane and EMTIP, along with stronger impact assessment systems and state-level partnerships, reinforced CWC’s commitment to sustainable, system-led change.
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Mr. Vikram Kirloskar served as the board member of Caring with Colour from 2017 till his passing in 2022. He was a staunch believer in education as a catalyst of socio-economic change in India. As someone who served on the educational councils of world’s top universities like MIT and Rhode Island school of design, Mr. Kirloskar strongly believed in the importance of inculcating 21st century skills to students in schools and passionately supported and guided the work Caring with Colour is doing. His wisdom and insights on various strategic issues at CWC were an immense asset to our fledgling organization. While we mourn the loss of his presence, we recommit ourselves to achieving the lofty goals he helped us envision as an organization.
Caring with Colour actively collaborates with various governmental and non-governmental organizations to achieve our vision & mission. Our collaborations are wide ranging from knowledge partnerships, implementation partnerships or advocacy partnerships.