Sarala Birla Academy, Bengaluru

Sarala Birla Academy was established in the year 2004. The school has been spread over an area of 64 acres. It has been named after Dr. Sarala Birla, the grandmother of Mr. Kumar Mangalamm Birla. They believe to provide a better quality education. The main aim of the school is to develop the overall personality of the student by inculcating in them the leadership qualities and building them emotionally strong.

Vision Of The School The vision of the school is to develop the minds of the student and to make them creative thinkers who are eager to learn various things and enjoy their learning process period. They give their best effort to inculcate in them the life skills that help them to face this competitive world. Mission Of The School The mission of the school is- To provide a healthy environment where students are made to discover new things, inquires and solve the problem with the teachers so that at the end they are able to achieve academic excellence. To encourage students to participate in various residential and extra-curricular activities. To follow Indian tradition and culture with the modern education system. To build a dedicated, responsible, and independent citizen. To build a personality who is capable enough to serve the society. MISSION YET TO BE ACHIEVED The school believes to achieve growth with time and therefore work on them regularly to fulfill it. Some of the mission that are yet to be achieved by the school are mentioned below- To provide all the academic and residential facility. To build a strong bond between the academic staffs and the parents by being in contact with them regularly. To implement various strategies related to teaching and learning program. OBJECTIVE OF THE SCHOOL Sarala Birla Academy believes to provide all the facilities that help students to face this challenging environment. Their main goal is- To build independent, responsible and a confident person. To provide various opportunities to students to show their leadership qualities. To build them creative and critical thinkers. To provide them a healthy environment that encourage students to learn. To promote Indian tradition and culture. To encourage every member of the school to participate in the learning process.