In the rich tapestry of Indian traditions, Vidya Aarambh Sanskar (also known as Aksharabhyasam or Vidyarambham) stands as a meaningful rite of passage that marks a child’s first formal step into the world of education. Rooted deeply in cultural and spiritual significance, this ceremony is not just about learning the first letters, but about invoking the blessings of knowledge, wisdom, and discipline.

The ceremony begins with prayers to Goddess Saraswati—the embodiment of wisdom and learning. On 3.4.25 ,DAV Public School Reserve Bank Enclave celebrated Vidya Arambh Sanskar with the tiny tots of Nur-2. Our respected principal Anju Chatrath ma'am showered her blessings to the new budding flowers on the occassion of first day of the session.

This sanskar symbolizes the formal initiation into learning—not merely academic, but also moral and spiritual. It reinforces the idea that education is a sacred pursuit, and that the foundation of knowledge should be built with humility, reverence, and purpose.

As modern education races forward, Vidya Aarambh Sanskar remains a beautiful reminder of our cultural roots—celebrating learning as a lifelong journey that begins not in the classroom, but in the heart and mind of a child, surrounded by the love and blessings of their community.