RVK – Banashankari

Our Founder

Rashtrotthana Parishat is a voluntary service organization that aims to promote the values of patriotism, nationalism, and humanism in the society. The organization was founded in 1965 with the vision to create a healthy and sustainable society. We work in various fields such as education, health, service, publications and environment. The organization has a network of over 50 initiatives (18 Prakalpas (Projects) and 35 activities) across Karnataka and has touched the lives of millions of people. Rashtrotthana Parishat strives to create a strong, united and prosperous Nation while upholding the distinctive culture and character of India and its people.

Academic Life

Panchamukhi Shikshana @ RVK

The basic system of education at RVKs (Rashtrotthana Vidya Kendra) is known as ‘Panchamukhi Shikshana’, a value-based education for the all-round development of a child. Apart from Intellectual Development, focus is also given on the Emotional, Psychological, Physical and Spiritual Development in order to bring the holistic growth in the students.

About Us Our History

Rashtrotthana Vidya Kendra located at Banashankari is a temple of learning where teachers come down to the level of the students and see through the student’s eyes and hear through his/her ears and understand through his/her mind.

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Rashtrotthana Vidya Kendra (RVK-BSK) is a unit of Rashtrotthana Parishath. The school aims at holistic development of children through Panchamukhi System of Education. Presently, we have 3157 students from Nursery to 12th STD with 212 faculty members working for the academic development of the enrolled children with the strong support of non-teaching staff which includes admin staff, housekeeping and gardeners. The school has been made a name for its uniqueness towards the holistic development of the children.

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Life @ RVK

Students at RVK-BSK show respect towards teachers, parents and elders in their interactions. Students display a strong motivation to excel academically. They exhibit a sense of self-discipline in their behaviour, adherence to rules and respect for elders. The students are diligent and have a persevering attitude towards studies. They participate in the assembly proceedings.