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Modules Built for Discovery

From organic farming to folk arts and hydroponics, every FURA module is designed to be age-appropriate, hands-on, and curriculum-linked.

Core Module

Agriculture & Organic Farming

Target: Class 1 to 10

Friday Theory (In School)

Soil preparation, seasonal cycles, natural pest control, and the journey of food from seed to harvest.

Saturday Practical (At Farm)

Students engage in active sowing, watering, weeding, and organic harvesting under mentor guidance.

Outcome: Instills discipline, patience, and a profound respect for the labor behind food production.

Safety note: Students must wear closed-toe shoes. Tools used are age-appropriate and blunted. Constant supervision.

Creative

Folk Arts & Rural Culture

Target: Class 1 to 10

Friday Theory (In School)

India's rural heritage, Warli art, natural dyes, and traditional storytelling.

Saturday Practical (At Farm)

Hands-on pottery making, painting with natural colors, and participating in traditional rural games.

Outcome: Builds creative expression rooted in living tradition and improves fine motor skills.

Nature & Ecology Learning

Target: Class 1 to 8

Friday Theory (In School)

Local flora and fauna identification, the water cycle, and the importance of biodiversity.

Saturday Practical (At Farm)

Guided bird walks, leaf-rubbing, soil sampling, and insect observation.

Outcome: Develops an innate connection to the environment and practical knowledge of biology.

Safety note: Activity occurs in designated child-safe green zones away from farm machinery.

Tech & Science

Hydroponics & Soilless Culture

Target: Class 6 to 10

Friday Theory (In School)

Modern agricultural technology, water conservation, pH balancing, and nutrient solutions.

Saturday Practical (At Farm)

Setting up small hydroponic kits, measuring water pH, and observing fast-growth crops.

Outcome: Bridges traditional wisdom with future tech, inspiring interest in agricultural science.

Healthy Millet Food Awareness

Target: Class 1 to 10

Friday Theory (In School)

The nutritional value of indigenous millets, the impact of junk food, and traditional diet structures.

Saturday Practical (At Farm)

Millet tasting sessions, identifying different grains, and simple fireless cooking activities.

Outcome: Encourages students to make conscious, healthier food choices in their daily lives.

Waste-to-Art & Sustainability

Target: Class 1 to 10

Friday Theory (In School)

Environmental responsibility, composting, and upcycling farm waste.

Saturday Practical (At Farm)

Creating art pieces from dried leaves and twigs, and building layered compost bins.

Outcome: Teaches the concept of a circular economy in a highly tangible, creative way.

In-School Setup

Terrace Gardening in Schools

Target: School Campus

Friday Theory (In School)

Urban farming feasibility, space management, and continuous care.

Saturday Practical (At Farm)

Students help set up and maintain a living lab right on the school terrace or grounds.

Outcome: Provides year-round environmental engagement without needing to leave the campus.

Experiential Summer Camps

Target: Class 1 to 8

Friday Theory (In School)

A condensed, immersive mix of agriculture, folk arts, and nature.

Saturday Practical (At Farm)

Multi-day outdoor programs during school vacations with intensive workshops and rural games.

Outcome: A productive, screen-free summer break that builds independence and new friendships.

Integrated for Classes 1–10

Junior Nature Module

We offer a specially designed, lighter program for younger students (Classes 1–3). It is seamlessly integrated with our main modules, focusing entirely on sensory play, safety, and early introduction to the natural world.

Learn About the Junior Module

Sensory Nature Experience

Seed sowing, gentle plant observation, and safe, supervised garden walks to build early tactile connection.

Play & Creativity

Nature storytelling, basic folk games, and simple clay or leaf-print art projects.

Early Food Awareness

Gentle introductions to where food comes from and why healthy eating matters.

Ultra-Safe Environment

Shorter duration, higher mentor-to-student ratios, and completely isolated safe zones.

Want to customize these modules for your school?

We can tailor the module mix based on your students' age groups and the academic term. Let's discuss your requirements.

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