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The Prodigy Framework™ System
A structured, whole-child system, designed to build the foundational capabilities that shape learning, confidence, creativity, and character during the most formative years of life.
Why do some children learn effortlessly, while others work twice as hard for half the result?
Because, early years matter.
Our founder, Raghav Himatsingka, had the good fortune of studying at some of the finest schools and universities in India and the US. Along the way, he kept noticing the same thing: some children seemed to learn almost effortlessly, while others, had to fight harder for each step.
Through his own experiences — and later, fatherhood — he came to understand the power of early learning. And when he couldn't find a framework built to put its principles into practice, he created one himself.
Our Guiding Principles
Before we built our framework, we laid out our core beliefs.
Childhood is not a race.
A baby is wired to want to learn, and made to love it. We begin at birth, not to race through childhood, but to follow what nature already intended for the young mind, without a shred of pressure or expectations of outcomes.
Joy is not the reward; it is the reason it works.
Every activity we do is weighed on how much it helps, how easy it is, and how much fun it is. If it is not joyful, it does not make the cut for our programs.
No pressure, no testing, no comparison.
Not a single test, score, or leaderboard anywhere. In their place, gentle reflections on what your child enjoyed, so that every child can grow at their own pace.
We protect childhood. We do not optimise it.
We never drill, never rush, and never chase a milestone for its own sake. Our programs are paced for wellbeing, with a gentle rhythm and built-in rest.
Effort matters more than outcomes.
Outcomes determine performance, not calibre. Even Virat Kohli has among the most ducks in international cricket. We celebrate efforts, without expectations.
Character carries you further than cleverness.
Confidence, patience, empathy, and intuition sit alongside language and math as full pillars of the Prodigy Framework, coached as deliberately as any letter or number.
The Prodigy Framework™
These 5 pillars represent the core developmental capabilities we focus on across all our programs. Different families may do different amounts but the structure remain consistent.
Who designs our Curriculum?
Raising Superstars is shaped by educators, researchers, and parents—drawing from global research and years of real-world application. Our Programs are created by an in-house team and refined with guidance from a multidisciplinary team of early learning experts, medical researchers, and educators across geographies.
Sonal served as Head of Programs Development at Raising Superstars and led curriculum design & creation.
Director of Early Childhood at Yale School of Medicine. Instrumental in the early vetting of our programs and pedagogy.
Leading authority on Parenting and Education in the GCC region. Collaborated us to support toddlers in developmental milestones.
Shraddha is an expert Parent Coach and she consulted parents for several years before co-founding Raising Superstars.
Raghav is a Stanford Univ. graduate, and one of the top voices of early childhood education globally.
Isha is a full-time team member of the Curriculum Design and Development team at Raising Superstars and loves designing unique activities for the kids.
Aruja is an experienced member of our curriculum team and brings in fresh perspectives to all things creative!
Extended team of 85 full time employees across curriculum design, engineering and other functions.
Not sure where to begin? Start with one session. We'll handle the rest.
You do not have to choose the right stage yourself. We learn your child's age and milestones, then plan a full, real session with the right coach. You see the real thing, then we help you choose.