“Astronomy compels the soul to look upward and lead us from this world to another.”
Universe in the School (UITS) programme is a distinctive model that allows students who are astronomy enthusiasts to connect with the vast space above us. It familiarizes Astronomy and Space Sciences through a curriculum based academic educational program which is totally based on National Curriculum Framework. Further the program is accompanied by workshops, outreach events, competitions, trips and projects and is organized throughout the academic year, and among all the classes (K-12). It is a self-sustaining model, thereby requiring no additional funding from the School.

SPACE derived this concept of establishing UITS in a way which is fully customizable, dynamic, empowering, simple, effective and sustainable. UITS program aims to develop the curiosity, competency, creativity and caring of learners. This is the most advanced and quality leadership program, which has been developed by an in-house research team of SPACE to align with the holistic development of the students.

Universe in the School program bridges the gap between: Innovation – Education – Evolution.

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Space Astronomy Club program for schools in India aim to teach students life skills through the intelligent application of astronomy and space science concepts. Space Clubs have been running successfully since 2001 in over 250 schools of Delhi and NCR.

Apart from Delhi NCR, it is also active in other cities of India as well which includes Chennai, Ludhiana, Meerut and Surat.

The club brings the student closer to the environment through its astronomy based outdoor activities. Space Club’s out of the box activities (like outdoor trips, hands-on activities) inculcate scientific temper & the love for science and astronomy amongst the students. The modules, which are among the best implemented educational science modules in the world, have been developed in-house by our research team.

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Space Explorers Workshops offer hands-on learning opportunities in the field of Astronomy and Space Sciences for schools. The participants are called ‘Space Explorers’ as they are encouraged to ask questions, instigate curiosity and explore the Universe.

The ‘Learning by doing’ methodology allows participants to experiment with trial and error, learn from their mistakes and understand the potential gaps between theory and practice.

The workshop aims to make students aware about astronomy, its presence and its relevance in our day-to-day life.
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