The groups are allocated different duties by rotation - cleaning, washing, cooking, gardening, childcare. At 10 a.m. prayers, singing. Classes after assembly up to 1. A hot snack and tea. Work after a short rest.
Mothers visit their children at the day-care centre on the campus.
For most of them, when the traditional Rajasthani dress that covered them from head to toe was mandatory, the salwar-kameez is a liberating experience, giving them greater mobility. Sometimes evenings are spent singing, play-acting in the pursuit of creative activities. The group in-charge of cooking gets busy with dinner and it is study time again. In between one can see them cycling, playing and behaving like children. Starting with Grade I books, each group gradually works its way up to the next grade - sitting for an examination as and when it is ready.