Who is Guru Nanak Dev Ji?
Meet Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Sikh Guru, who taught that we are all one family.

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Twelve short modules for children, teenagers and families — the Gurus, Gurbani words, Sikh values, the Five Ks, Langar, Nitnem and everyday Sikhi. Understanding, not just memorising.
Meet Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Sikh Guru, who taught that we are all one family.
A Sikh is a learner who keeps learning from the Guru every day.
Ten Gurus, one light — and a fun way to remember their order.
Sikhs' living Guru is a holy scripture full of songs about the One.
Twelve special words every young Sikh learner can know and use.
Remember, work honestly, share — and be truthful, kind, brave and fair.
Five articles of faith that remind a Sikh who they are and how to live.
What happens at the Gurdwara, how to behave there, and why everyone eats together.
Nitnem is a Sikh's daily prayer routine — and it's fine to start small.
The birth of the Khalsa, the brave Sahibzade, and the open doors of Harmandir Sahib.
Helping others without wanting a reward — at home, at the Gurdwara and everywhere.
Living Sikh values at school, with friends, online — and when you feel different.
The lessons are free and open to everyone — no sign-up needed. Enrol if you would like us to send your family the learning plan, new modules, live-class invitations and certificates.
A short lesson in simple words, with Gurmukhi words to know.
Sakhis from Sikh tradition, told gently and labelled honestly.
A hands-on activity and questions to talk about as a family.
Five friendly questions. Try as often as you like, review what you missed.
Finish all 12 modules to print a GurVichaar learning certificate.
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