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Classes and ages

What your child learns on a Saturday

Two hours of values, stories, music and making things, in small groups by age. Older pupils can stay for an extra hour of GCSE, 11+ or music classes.

Ages 4 to 14Saturdays 10am–12 noonExtra classes 12–1pmFree
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Pupils shaping clay for Maha Shivratri
Classes

Which classes are there, and for which ages?

ClassWho it's forWhen
Lower School
Stories, songs and crafts that make the values easy to understand		Ages 4 to 7Saturdays, 10am to 12 noon
Upper School
Discussion, drama and service projects that build confidence		Ages 7 to 14Saturdays, 10am to 12 noon
Extra classes
GCSE Hinduism, 11+ maths, tabla, Vedas, maths and English		Pupils who want extra support or a new skillSaturdays, 12 noon to 1pm
Bhajan and singing
More about the parents' class		Parents and family membersWhile the children are in class
The five values

What are the five human values?

The five human values taught at Sai School are truth, right conduct, peace, love and non-violence. They come from Sathya Sai Education in Human Values, the programme the school has followed since 1995, and every faith shares them. Each assembly, story and activity explores one of the five. Children hear stories from many traditions and talk about what the value looks like at home and at school, then practise it through songs, drama, art and a few minutes of quiet sitting. Older pupils lead parts of the assembly and help run the food and toy collections, so the values turn into something they do as well as something they learn.

TruthBeing honest with yourself and with others.
Right conductDoing the right thing, even when it is hard.
PeaceA calm mind, through quiet sitting and song.
LoveKindness at home, at school and in the community.
Non-violenceRespect for every person and every living thing.
A Saturday at Sai School

What happens on a Saturday morning?

  1. Arrive and sign in.
  2. Assembly for everyone: prayer, a story, quiet sitting and songs. Older pupils often lead it, and parents are welcome to watch.
  3. Classes in age groups, exploring the week's value through discussion, art, music and drama.
  4. Sharing and wrap-up, then home at 12. Extra classes run until 1pm.
Pupils listening during an assembly
Beyond the classroom

What else do children do at Sai School?

Children dancing at the Hanuman Chalisa event

Festivals

Maha Shivratri, Ram Navami, Navratri, Diwali on Trafalgar Square and our Hanuman Chalisa, which brought 650 people together in 2026.

Pupils taking part in a charity drive

Giving back

Food, toy and Easter collections run by the children. The 2026 Easter collection reached 1,177 children.

Assembly presentation on non-violence

Speaking up

Pupils lead assemblies and present to the school, and the year ends with a talent show and sports day.

See what we did in 2026

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