Who Are We?
Kids & teenagers are the real torch bearers for mitigating myths and can go a long way in creating a skilled and mindful next generation. Interestingly, it has been seen that they have more curiosity than any generation to know about Astronomy. This is because astronomy not only helps in sugar-coating the concepts of physical sciences but is also considerably more relatable to daily life activities.
To fulfill this, Labrynthe was founded by two accomplished scholars in 2016 with an aim to deliver science, space and astronomy education for K-12 students. The motto behind the foundation of Labrynthe is “I Do = I Learn”.
We help students in exploring their creativity and ease down their curiosity by offering courses in both offline and online modes. To add further, our specialized Astronomy and Space Science Activity Kits provide a wholesome learning experience from more than 30 reputed schools across India to make them future-ready.
Online Courses
1-Day Workshop
- 1 Session Workshop
- Interactive DIYs
- Small Batch Sizes
- Worksheets
- Create & Launch Rocket
- E-Certificate
Cosmic Week
- 5 Sessions (1 Per Day)
- Age Appropriate Courses
- Small Batch Sizes
- Games, DIYs, Hand-Outs
- Worksheets
- E-Certificate
Cosmic Camp
- 10 Sessions (2 Per Week)
- Age Appropriate Courses
- Small Batch Sizes
- Games, DIYs, Hand-Outs
- Worksheets
- E-Certificate
Young Astronomer
- 10 Sessions (1 Per Week)
- Age Appropriate Courses
- Small Batch Sizes
- Games, DIYs, Hand-Outs
- Worksheets
- E-Certificate
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Offline Courses
Weekly Astronomy Club
Weekly Astronomy Club offers a wonderful opportunity for students to learn exciting new concepts of astronomy and space sciences through hands-on learning activities.
The club brings the student closer to the environment through its astronomy based outdoor activities. The weekly club sessions inculcate scientific temper & the love for science and environment amongst the students. The exciting and intriguing sessions have been developed in-house by our research team.
Astronomy Workshop
The Programme introduces students to an enthralling world of astronomy and space sciences through activities, experiments, games, and quizzes.
Students are not browbeaten into cramming facts and figures to prove their academic acumen. Instead, they are encouraged to ask questions and apply their reasoning to demystify scientific phenomenon. Thus bringing about the holistic development of the students and making them future-ready.
Center for Excellence in
Astronomy
Labrynthe’s Centre for Excellence in Astronomy (CEA) is a unique model that simplifies astronomy and space sciences through a curriculum-based academic educational program, conducted along with workshops, events, competitions, and projects, organized throughout the academic year, amongst all the classes (K-12).
It includes the inclusion of astronomy in the curriculum by listing it on the time-table, the educator successfully implements the program by conducting classroom sessions and events, entire support from Labrynthe in terms of resources and logistics as and when needed.
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Additional Services
Domestic & International Travel
We curate exclusive educational tours for selective students who have a knack for learning more about astronomy. We offer both, domestic and international tours, to give students LIVE insight into everything in the form of museums, research centers, and space exploration centers. We choose outback and interesting locations where students can also observe the sky using their astronomy apparatus.
Scientific Research
As AI and DS continues to progress rapidly in 2020, it is becoming increasingly important for the future generation to grasp basic knowledge on them. We are always happy to ignite a fire for scientific research and inventions within our students and for that, we provide various assisted activities related to AI and DS to students who stand out and are dedicated to learning about such technologies. The activities include hands-on experiments and practical applications based on theories related to the topic.
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FAQs
Will it be appropriate for a 4-year-old?
Yes, we have outlined and composed our Space Science courses by keeping in mind the young mind’s capacity. We believe, with interactive learning material backed by our friendly teachers, any kid can learn the concepts of Space.
Will students of 4 years of age sit for 1 hour?
At this age, the brain develops the fastest. We are providing alternative learning methodology – innovative, interesting, and exciting to induce scientific temperament and rational thinking, hence a 4-year-old will sit through it without boredom and fatigue.
Will they be able to learn all this online?
Our team of dedicated educators and experts ensure a wholesome pedagogy. COVID-19 crisis has created an unprecedented situation for the education sector and we have used all means at hand for a complete and comprehensive teaching methodology. We will also be providing DIY and self-learning tutorials that will ensure self-study in your homes!
How is it different from what is taught in schools?
Our school education doesn’t focus much on space science learning. This is a major reason why schools haven’t achieved greater heights in space research and development. Labrynthe ensures dedicated STEM learning through advanced study materials and new learning methodologies.
Which telescope will be right for my kid?
A child’s age may determine the appropriate telescope for exploring the sky. Telescopes vary from relatively simple ones for preschoolers and kindergartners, to more advanced instruments for young stargazers in middle school and up. For more information, contact us.
TESTIMONIALS
Thank you so much for such lovely classes, I enjoyed it thoroughly and loved each and every class.
I learned a lot of things and very clear with good knowledge about solar systems and solar models.
I understood all the concepts very well and still curious to know more about Astronauts especially.
The classes were quite informative and I enjoyed it as well. The live eclipse was also very amazing.
I learned a lot of things about space models, solar systems, etc. My dream is to become an Astronaut
I loved the “Space Classes”, and enjoyed doing all activities. Thanks to all the teachers.
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