MAGIC BUS CENTRE FOR LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT
The Magic Bus Centre for Learning & Development is a 25 acre residential campus which is one of the best outdoor experiential learning spaces in India. Nestled in the valleys of the Sahyadri Hills in Western India, only a 2 hour drive from the cities of Mumbai and Pune, the Centre offers you an opportunity to discover how the expansive outdoors can help people nurture and develop their social skills; through outward bound experiences how you can travel inward on a journey of self-discovery.

This is an all-terrain, naturally wooded area with High and Low Adventure Ropes Courses, hand-mown and manicured grassy Football and Volleyball fields, secluded Camping areas, Nature trails and a perennial river flowing through the site. By using sports, the outdoors and creative expressions as active mediums for social skills development, along with academic and scientific inputs from outdoor educators and global institutions, our programmes promote the concept of "learning by doing"; thus make learning a lot of fun.

The Magic Bus Centre for Learning & Development is a subsidiary of Magic Bus a non-profit organisation and acts as a revenue generation arm for its Sport for Development programme.

We already work with a wide range of Indian and Overseas Schools as well as organisations. We also run corporate events ranging from the provision of conference and venue facilities, to a variety of customized team building programmes and programmes that promote Adult Development and Corporate Social Responsibility.
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PASCH football tournament
Sunday 30 Jan, 2011

Magic Bus Centre for Learning & Development hosted the 2nd PASCH football tournament on January 28th and 29th, 2011. The project was funded by the German Federal Foreign Office and implemented in cooperation with streetfootballworld.

Eight mixed-gender street football teams came together at the 22-acre outdoor experiential learning space at Aasrewadi Village near Karjat. The players, aged 14-18, not only shared the fun and thrills of competing in a tournament together also participated in workshops on German language and culture.

Six teams of players were drawn from schools in Delhi, Mumbai and Pune that belong to the PASCH network. The "Schools: Partners for the Future" (PASCH) initiative was launched by the German Federal Foreign Office in 2008 and links 1500 partner schools worldwide. Its aim is to stimulate young people's interest in the German language and life in contemporary Germany.

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Since its inception and as part of its culture, Magic Bus Centre for Learning & Development has focused on creating a high calibre, result driven team. We have been able to attract high performance individuals from both the corporate and social sectors in order to create a balance of the required skills necessary to take the organisation forward...

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