C4Children
Building No, 103, Street Number 2, Phase 4, Shiv Vihar, Karawal Nagar, Delhi, 110094, India · Delhi · Delhi
If you’re exploring community-based learning options in North East Delhi, C4Children might already be on your radar. This report will help you understand what the organisation offers, what kind of children it serves best, and what questions you should ask before enrolling.
Basic Details
- Classes
- Early literacy (ages 3–8), Grades 1–10 support, and vocational/digital skill courses
- Co-ed
- Yes
- Boarding
- No
- Founded
- 2017
- Student–teacher ratio
- Not published; the team mentions 20+ teachers, suggesting small class sizes (unverified)
- Students
- around 100 students annually
Boards
Not affiliated with CBSE/ICSE/State boards, Runs bridge and support programs (Parvarish, Shiksha Mantra, Runway Classes)Staff
Founder: Shivansh Tyagi (I‑HEAL Foundation), 20+ teachers, Partnerships with local school principals and volunteersSummary for the Parent
Overview
C4Children is a community-based education centre that blends compassion with practical learning.
It’s not a traditional CBSE or ICSE school but an NGO initiative offering bridge, remedial, and vocational programs for children and youth in Shiv Vihar.
What kind of child will this school work best for
A child who needs extra academic support or a bridge to mainstream schooling
A child from a local family seeking low-cost or sponsored education
A teenager looking for digital or vocational skill training
Strengths
Warm, caring teachers and small-group attention
Strong social mission and community involvement
Variety of programs across age groups
Positive local reputation and high parent satisfaction
Potential trade-offs / Things to check
No formal board affiliation or published exam results
Limited information on infrastructure and safety policies
Unclear fee structure and admission timelines
May not suit families seeking a conventional K–12 school experience
Recommendations / Questions to Ask
Is the program recognised by any education board or government body?
What are the class timings and teacher–student ratios?
Are there any fees or is it fully sponsored?
How do you track student progress and share updates with parents?
What safety and hygiene measures are in place?
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