Bengaluru, August 8th: Openhouse, an innovative family learning centre, has officially launched its 10th centre in HSR Layout, Bengaluru, expanding its footprint across the city. The new centre opened on August 2nd, marks a significant milestone in the brand’s journey to reimagine early childhood education for modern Indian families. The HSR Layout Centre has been launched in response to high demand from local parents, many of whom were previously commuting to Openhouse centres in Sarjapur and Indiranagar. With its play-based, community-driven approach to learning, Openhouse aims to provide a joyful and flexible educational experience that caters to both children and working families in the area.
Nestled at the heart of HSR Layout, the centre spans 7000 sq. ft and is designed as a vibrant, multi-functional space featuring makerspaces, art and music ateliers, sensory classrooms, sand and water play areas, and a well-stocked children’s library. It will accommodate 200+ children and be operated by a team of 20 trained educators, all committed to delivering Openhouse’s unique blend of care, creativity, and curriculum.
Akshay Rampuria, Co-founder, added, “HSR felt like a healthy next step. While we explored other locations like Koramangala, HSR, and Haralur aligned best with our vision for a close-knit learning community. A larger expansion is planned for summer 2026, with 5–10 new centres, potentially including new cities like Delhi, Gurgaon, Pune, Hyderabad, Jaipur, Chennai, and Raipur.”
Yash Poddar, Co-founder, said, “At Openhouse, we believe education is most impactful when it’s personal, joyful, and shared with the entire family. Our new HSR centre marks a step toward our vision of creating learning neighbourhoods that grow with children and support working families at every stage. In Bangalore, where dual-income households are common, our values of safety, learning, flexibility, and warmth truly resonate.”
Each Openhouse centre offers a seamless blend of preschool, daycare, extracurricular programs, holiday camps, and weekend workshops. Children are exposed to enriching activities such as robotics, theatre, music, and art in a safe nurturing environment that promotes holistic development. While rooted in global best practices, Openhouse adapts its curriculum to suit regional culture and family needs—ensuring every child and parent feels at home.
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