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Critical thinking: the superpower for ages 8-13
Ready to join 500+ parents using Newsahoot to transform how their kids understand the world - through live, interactive current affairs classes.
In this age of AI and doomscrolling, people of all ages forget to think critically. This is especially true for today’s children!
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The “news for kids” gap
We live in an age where news is all around us to the point that we are overloaded with information, yet our are "news poor."
TV debates are too aggressive for young minds. Newspapers are dry and complex. And social media? It’s a minefield of misinformation.
Most schools stick to textbooks, leaving a massive gap in general awareness and critical thinking. This leaves bright children unable to form their own opinions or participate in real-world conversations.
We built Newsahoot to fix this.
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Our live classes pave the way for success
Newsahoot is India’s first and only live current affairs and news for kids program designed specifically for ages 8-13.
We don’t just "teach news." We use current events as a vehicle to teach Critical Thinking, Public Speaking, and Global Awareness.
Why parents love us
Live & Interactive: No recorded videos. Your child interacts with an expert teacher and peers in real-time.
Small Batches: We cap classes at 10 students so your child is heard, not hidden.
Safe & Unbiased: All content is curated to be age-appropriate and politically neutral.
Incubated by IIM Bangalore’s Business Incubator: Backed by one of India’s premier institutions.
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Our "critical thinking" methodology
Every week, we tackle a fresh topic - from Space Tech to Geopolitics. But the goal isn't just rote memorization. It’s analysis.
We Ask "Why?": We move beyond what happened to why it matters.
We Debate: Kids are encouraged to take a stance and defend it respectfully.
We Connect the Dots: How does a shortage of chips in Taiwan affect the car market in India?
This prepares them not just for school exams, but for competitive stages like Olympiads, MUNs, and eventually, entrance interviews.
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Frequently asked questions
Q: What age is this for? A: We have separate batches for ages 8–10 and 11–13 to ensure the discussion is relevant.
Q: Do I need to sit with my child? A: No! You can, but our teachers are trained to keep them engaged. Enjoy your free hour!
Q: What happens after I fill the form? A: You will receive a WhatsApp message confirming your slot and the class link.
