Jigyasa - Information Bulletin: Where it all Started

A Unique Visual Learning Model for Children

The JIGYASA Information Bulletin is a monthly child-focused learning bulletin designed to make education engaging, visual, and fun. Specially created for children aged 3–12 years, the bulletin supports learning among:

• Primary school children
• Special school children
• Inclusive school learners

Inspired by the concept of Newspaper in Education (NIE), the bulletin encourages reading habits, awareness, creativity, and holistic development through age-appropriate visual content.

WHY VISUAL LEARNING?

The Critical Learning Years Matter : The age of 3–10 years is known as the Critical Learning Period, where almost 90% of brain development happens. Children in this stage learn best through:

• Visuals & illustrations
• Stories & activities
• Interactive content
• Play-based learning

Research highlights that visual learning improves memory, comprehension, engagement, and confidence, making education more meaningful and enjoyable.

Benefits of Learning Through Visuals

• Enhances reading habits
• Improves memory retention
• Simplifies communication
• Supports better comprehension
• Builds motivation and confidence
• Creates joyful learning experiences

MEET JIGGY : The Face of Curiosity & Learning

JIGGY is the official mascot of JIGYASA—an educational companion designed to make learning fun and engaging. Represented through a magnifying glass and curious eye, JIGGY inspires children to explore knowledge, values, culture, and creativity in a joyful manner. JIGGY helps children learn through:

• Stories
• Activities
• Moral Learning
• Curiosity-Based Exploration

OUR IMPACT : Creating Meaningful Change Since 2017

• 800000+ Beneficiaries Reached – Since 2017, the JIGYASA Information Bulletin has reached approximately 800000 children and beneficiaries through monthly circulation.
• Inclusive Learning for All – The bulletin reaches primary schools, special schools, and inclusive schools, ensuring access to engaging educational content for every child.
• Employment for Children with Special Needs – Children with special needs actively participate in the designing and creative development of the bulletin, promoting skill-building and confidence.
• 50–60 Youth Empowered – Approximately 50–60 children with special needs have benefited through vocational engagement and employment opportunities.

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Whether you are a school, CSR partner, donor, volunteer, or parent, we welcome collaborations to build a brighter future for children.

Let's nurture curiosity together.