Sai School of HarrowFREE SATURDAY SCHOOL · CHARITY 1089487
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Children aged 4 to 14 grow in kindness, confidence and character through stories, music and friendships, built on five values every faith shares.
Free, no commitment. Come and see a Saturday first.
Our five values are shared by every major faith. Children hear stories from many traditions, and our year includes festivals and days that bring the whole community together.
Lessons follow Sathya Sai Education in Human Values, a programme built on five values that every faith shares. Each week's assembly, story and class takes one value and turns it into something children do.
Being honest with yourself and with others.
On a Saturday: In October, children explored honesty in thought, word and deed.
Doing the right thing, even when it is hard.
On a Saturday: "Right conduct begins with kindness" was our theme in September.
A calm mind, through quiet sitting and song.
On a Saturday: Every assembly includes a few minutes of quiet sitting. In October, families filled the hall to pray for world peace.
Kindness at home, at school and in the community.
On a Saturday: Our Easter collection of eggs and sensory toys reached 1,177 children in hospices, foster care and special schools.
Respect for every person and every living thing.
On a Saturday: Children learned non-violence as taught by the Buddha, and held an assembly on tolerance and respect.
Parents are welcome to join our bhajan and singing class while the children learn.
Stories, songs and crafts that make the values easy to understand.
Discussion, drama and service projects that build confidence.
GCSE Hinduism, 11+ maths, tabla, Vedas, maths and English.
My child's confidence and compassion have grown so much since joining Sai School. We love the friendly atmosphere!A Sai School parentAre you a Sai School parent? Share your experience
Yes. There are no fees. We are a registered charity (1089487), run by volunteers and funded by donations.
No. Sai School is multi-faith. Our five values are shared by every faith, children hear stories from many traditions, and our year includes Diwali, Easter, Remembrance Sunday and a Christmas assembly. Families of all faiths and none are welcome.
Experienced volunteer teachers. Everyone in a regular or unsupervised role has an Enhanced DBS check.
Shaftesbury High School, Headstone Lane, Harrow HA3 6NP. There is free parking on site, the H14 bus stops outside and Headstone Lane station is nearby. Directions.
Weekend clubs teach children a skill. A free Saturday school like ours teaches them who they want to be. For 30 years, Sai School of Harrow has given children aged 4 to 14 a calm, friendly morning where kindness, honesty and confidence are practised, not just talked about.
Yes. There are no fees and no hidden costs. Sai School is registered charity 1089487 (you can check us on the Charity Commission register), every teacher is an unpaid volunteer, and families who are able to give help pay the rent for our hall.
Classes run from 10am to 12 noon, so there is still time for football, swimming or tuition in the afternoon. Optional extra classes in GCSE Hinduism, 11+ maths, tabla, Vedas, maths and English run until 1pm.
Our five values are shared by every major faith. Children hear stories from many traditions and mark Diwali, Easter, Remembrance Sunday and Christmas together. Read the questions parents ask, or book a free taster Saturday and see for yourself.
Families often tell us they chose Sai School because it is a free Saturday school that feels like a community. A free Saturday school can also be a place to make friends from other schools across Harrow.
Your child joins a class for their age while you stay for assembly. No commitment, and places are free if you decide to join.