A corporate officer inaugurates a CSR-donated basic robotics learning corner at a modest government school as teachers thank the donor

Samyak Sankalp · CSR Education Projects

A first chance to build can change what a child imagines.

Bring hands-on robotics and STEM discovery to government and underserved schools through a practical, CSR-supported workshop.

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SMART YANTRA LABSCSR Education PartnershipRobotics Learning Corner

01 · The challenge

Curious children. Too few chances to try.

In many government and underserved schools, students learn science mainly from books. Robotics kits, guided practice and trained mentors may be out of reach, so children have fewer chances to build, test and discover what technology can do.

  • Limited access to hands-on STEM activities
  • Few opportunities to handle robotics kits
  • Low awareness of emerging technology pathways
  • A wider practical-learning gap between communities
Illustrative scene of a teacher and students in a modest classroom with limited practical learning resources
Illustrative temporary robotics workshop where students share basic portable kits with a facilitator

02 · The solution

Take the experience to the school.

Samyak Sankalp uses CSR support to bring portable, age-appropriate kits and a trained facilitator into the school's existing classroom. Children learn in small groups, build simple models and see robotics in action—without requiring a permanent AI or Robotics Lab.

Portable basic kitsGuided practiceExisting classroomInclusive participation

03 · Who we are

School learning and technology experience, since 2013.

Smart Yantra Labs works with schools to make practical learning easier to plan and deliver. Samyak Sankalp brings that experience into CSR partnerships, coordinating with the funding partner, school and relevant authorities around an agreed programme scope.

Every project follows its own approvals and access requirements. A CSR partnership does not imply government endorsement or approval of a specific scheme.

Illustrative planning discussion between education facilitators and school representatives
Illustrative Baudhik Manthan activity with students learning through portable STEM materials

04 · What we do

Turn CSR intent into a school-ready experience.

Each project is scoped around the participating schools, available classrooms, student groups and approved CSR priorities.

01Basic, reusable robotics and STEM kits for guided activities

02Baudhik Manthan workshops led by trained facilitators

03Teacher orientation and simple activity guides

04Student project sharing and partner-ready reporting

05 · How we implement

From school need to a well-run workshop.

A clear delivery flow helps partners understand what is planned, where support is needed and how each activity will be documented.

Illustrative facilitator and teacher preparing portable activity kits before a school workshop
01Understand CSR priorities and school needs
02Select schools and student groups
03Confirm scope, approvals and schedule
04Prepare portable kits and facilitators
05Run Baudhik Manthan activities
06Share agreed participation and outcome records

Temporary workshop layout

Use the room the school already has.

Tables are arranged for short, supervised activity stations. Kits are packed away after the session so the classroom returns to normal use.

Illustrative 3D-style layout of a simple government-school classroom temporarily arranged for a Baudhik Manthan workshop using basic robotics kits, with no permanent lab

The layout and generated scenes are illustrative concepts, not photographs or verified evidence from a completed project. A permanent lab can be scoped separately only if requested and approved.

Illustrative groups of school students exploring activities suited to different age levels

06 · Grade-wise learning

Right-sized activities, from curiosity to application.

Workshops introduce ideas in a progressive, age-aware way. The school and programme team select activities that fit the students' experience and agreed scope.

Pre-primary–Class 2Curiosity, patterns and playful construction
Classes 3–5Simple machines, movement and guided teamwork
Classes 6–8Sensors, beginner coding and everyday problem-solving
Classes 9–10Electronics, automation and structured project work
Classes 11–12Applied technology, AI awareness and future pathways

07 · Why partner with us

Designed for access, participation and accountability.

01Starts with the school's real context and existing space

02Uses portable kits for practical, small-group participation

03Includes facilitator guidance and teacher involvement

04Defines outputs and reporting before delivery begins

Partners can shape a school-wise plan around their CSR priorities, approved budget and chosen geography.

Illustrative students sharing simple robotics projects made during a guided workshop

08 · Impact and proof framework

Separate reported reach from future ambition.

Reach stated in the supplied brochure

500+schools reached
1 lakh+students reached
2,000+teachers reached
10,000+STEM kits reported

These are brochure-reported figures supplied for this page; they are not independently verified here. Confirm current records before using them in formal CSR reporting.

Future goals stated in the brochure

100,000+students over the next 3 years
1,000+government and rural schools
5,000+teachers
50+districts

These are forward-looking targets for the next three years, not completed outcomes.

Illustrative school-community gathering around student-made learning projects

What a project report can show

Agreed documentation may include school participation, workshop completion, kit utilisation, teacher orientation and examples of student work. Real testimonials, school stories and verified results should be added only when the partner has approved and supplied them.

Participation recordsActivity completionKit utilisationStudent work samples

All generated photographs on this page are illustrative concepts. They do not represent named schools, actual beneficiaries or audited project evidence.

SAMYAK SANKALP • SOCIAL RETURN

Make CSR impact visible, measurable and reportable.

For CSR, the return is social impact: underserved schools reached, students enabled, teachers trained, labs utilised and outcomes documented for responsible reporting.

Make CSR impact visible, measurable and reportable. – illustrative Smart Yantra Labs value and benefits scenario
SMART YANTRA LABSPotential Value in Action
Reach

Schools & students served

Track verified beneficiary counts, geography and programme access.

Capacity

Teachers trained

Teacher enablement helps infrastructure remain useful after installation.

Utilisation

Lab activity evidence

Track sessions, projects, attendance and equipment usage—not only installation photographs.

Reporting

Impact evidence

Dashboards, project records, stories and periodic reviews support transparent CSR reporting.

FIXED PLANNING ASSUMPTIONS • NOT A CALCULATOR

Illustrative three-year investment & value

A read-only scenario using the same sample-school baseline across solution pages. It is an estimate for discussion, not a promise of admissions or revenue.

1,000 students₹2,000 monthly fee / student40:1 student–teacher ratio
Assumed 3-year solution investment₹2 lakhIllustrative CSR project allowance only; actual approved project budget will vary.
3-year cost per learner₹200₹67 per learner per year
Potential beneficiaries1,000*Replace with confirmed programme reach
Investment per beneficiary₹200Based on 1,000 learners; use actual reach
Fee recovery / financial ROINot modelledAssess approved outcomes, reach and beneficiary impact instead

*Scenario assumptions: 1% annual admissions uplift (10 students), ₹2,000 monthly fee and 30% contribution after variable costs. Three yearly cohorts are counted across 36 months. Growth is not attributed to this solution. Actual enrolment, vacant seats, retention, taxes, recurring and operating costs, implementation and final quotation change the outcome. For CSR/public programmes, recovery is not modelled.

VALUE BEYOND THE PURCHASE

Benefits the institution can potentially realise

Maximum value comes from implementation, teacher readiness, regular utilisation, review and visible outcomes—not hardware alone.

✓Rural/underserved school access
✓STEM/robotics awareness
✓Teacher training
✓Student projects
✓Lab utilisation tracking
✓CSR visibility
✓Impact documentation
✓Scalable district programmes
✓Community engagement
✓Sustainability planning

Illustrative value view: Use approved CSR budget ÷ verified beneficiaries for cost-per-student/school metrics. Avoid commercial admission ROI.

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09 · Frequently asked questions

Clear answers before a project begins.

What is the Samyak Sankalp CSR program?

यह CSR और institutional partnership model है, जिसके माध्यम से government या low-resource schools में education, STEM, AI, robotics और teacher-support projects implement किए जा सकते हैं। इसका उपयोग करने का practical तरीका है: पहले students का level identify करें, फिर age-appropriate activity चुनें, short explanation दें, hands-on task कराएं और अंत में reflection या assessment लें। इस approach से product classroom activity बनता है, केवल display या equipment नहीं।

Can CSR funds support STEM and AI education?

Support plan में installation के बाद orientation, troubleshooting, consumable या kit replacement, software/content updates, warranty और escalation process साफ लिखा होना चाहिए। Purchase से पहले school को response time, responsible contact, exclusions और renewal cost लिखित में confirm कर लेना चाहिए।

What is the cost of one CSR lab?

The final price for Samyak Sankalp depends on capacity, selected modules or equipment, implementation, training and support. Share the institution type, location, participant or student count and available infrastructure so Smart Yantra Labs can provide an itemised proposal with inclusions, exclusions, taxes and service terms.

Are equipment, curriculum and training included?

Teacher training का उद्देश्य केवल equipment चलाना नहीं, बल्कि lesson शुरू करना, activity समझाना, students को guide करना, basic troubleshooting और learning evidence maintain करना है। Training को beginner-friendly रखा जा सकता है और school में नए teachers आने पर refresher support भी plan किया जा सकता है।

Can one company support multiple districts?

Support plan में installation के बाद orientation, troubleshooting, consumable या kit replacement, software/content updates, warranty और escalation process साफ लिखा होना चाहिए। Purchase से पहले school को response time, responsible contact, exclusions और renewal cost लिखित में confirm कर लेना चाहिए।

Can it support Hindi-medium rural schools?

Yes. Samyak Sankalp can be planned with Hindi and English support for training, guides and learner-facing delivery. The exact language coverage depends on the selected content and programme scope, so the required languages should be confirmed in the proposal before implementation.

How can I contact Samyak Sankalp?

हाँ, इसके लिए Smart Yantra Labs से demo या consultation request की जा सकती है। Request में school का city, classes, approximate student strength, available room और requirement लिख दें। इससे team सही demo, package और next-step proposal तैयार कर पाएगी।

What is Samyak Sankalp?

यह CSR और institutional partnership model है, जिसके माध्यम से government या low-resource schools में education, STEM, AI, robotics और teacher-support projects implement किए जा सकते हैं। इसका उपयोग करने का practical तरीका है: पहले students का level identify करें, फिर age-appropriate activity चुनें, short explanation दें, hands-on task कराएं और अंत में reflection या assessment लें। इस approach से product classroom activity बनता है, केवल display या equipment नहीं।

Who should use Samyak Sankalp?

Samyak Sankalp is designed for CSR / Government Schools. We confirm the right fit by reviewing learner age or grade, school goals, available infrastructure, teacher readiness and the outcome the institution wants to achieve.

What is included in Samyak Sankalp setup?

The confirmed Samyak Sankalp scope can include the required equipment or platform, learning resources, implementation, teacher orientation and post-launch support. The final bill of quantities, inclusions, exclusions, warranty and timeline are listed clearly in the school-specific proposal.

Students and teachers sharing a practical learning project with their school community

10 · Start a partnership

Help more students get their first hands-on opportunity.

Share your CSR priorities, preferred locations and intended reach. We can shape a practical school plan, activity scope and reporting approach with you.

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