Knowing BRAINFEED
Brainfeed is an educational media house empowering children in their journey of childhood, literacy
and numeracy development and helping educators teach out-of-curriculum skills and concepts.
Brainfeed is the torchbearer for keeping the reading habit alive among the growing minds
that are the destiny of our nation tomorrow. Since our inception in 2013, we had been striving
relentlessly for 10+ years, working with schools, educators, academicians and childhood advocacy
research organizations to develop and promote the healthy habit of reading and contribute
towards childhood and intellectual development.
Brainfeed’s childrens editions ignites young minds and nurtures their curiosity with content
that raises questions and stimulates interest, thus encouraging children to cultivate the habit of regular
reading. The magazine helps children to improve intellectual and personal development, accelerate
academic success and increase critical thinking skills.
Brainfeed’s educator edition connects thousands of school leaders and educators providing them
objective insights and a clear vision to see what’s now and next. We help all these stakeholders to
network within fraternity and stay connected with the latest trends in the educational sector.
Brainfeed Magazines reaches 60,000 schools, 3lakh+ school leaders and educators, every month.
They offer insightful information that paves the way for intellectual and personal development
to its 1,75,000 subscribers through a bouquet of one educators magazine and four childrens magazines.
Brainfeed’s educational conferences, expos and awards cumulatively registered active participation from 8000 educational leaders and 250 leading brands in the educational services and products segment. Brainfeed recognized the contribution of over 12000 leaders, educators, products and services companies and conferred them with respective awards. Since 2013, Brainfeed had organized 45+ educational conferences, providing an opportunity to share ideas, identify trends and network with peers, for over 15000 school leaders and educators.
Brainfeed Magazine – The voice of educators
Brainfeed connects thousands of school leaders and educators providing them with objective insights to help with a clear vision to see what’s now and what’s next. The magazine gives a voice to various
stakeholders in the education sector where they can discuss issues and remedial measures from
industry and policy perspectives. Brainfeed provides a platform for leaders and educators to share
inspirational stories, innovative ideas and successful best practices with their peers and contemporaries
in the educational sector. With guidance form an expert panel of academicians and industry experts,
Brainfeed initiates productive and insightful conversations concerning the K12 segment in the education
sector. Ten years and still counting since its debut in 2013, Brainfeed Magazine is proud of its
innumerable number of readers and admirers who swear by its objectivity and quality.
Brainfeed High – Igniting young minds
Brainfeed High magazine ignites young minds and nurtures their curiosity with content that raises
questions and stimulates interest, thus encouraging children to cultivate the habit of regular reading.
The magazine helps children to improve intellectual and personal development, accelerate academic
success, increase critical thinking skills and prepare for modern-day challenges. Brainfeed High supports
young readers’ need to seek and acquire varied knowledge and skills through a mix of content based on
science, culture, environment, career and current affairs. The magazine inspires children to discover and
learn through articles, infographics and interviews. Brainfeed High is liked by children and teachers as
well for its ability to help teach out-of-curriculum concepts and skills.
Brainfeed Primary 2 – Inspiring love for reading
At Brainfeed Magazine, we recognize and acknowledge the need of knowledge, information and
entertainment for children in the 8-10 years age group. Accordingly, we formulate the content for
Brainfeed Primary 2 magazine which is an eclectic mix of different genres. The magazine is developed in
alignment with the growing independence of primary-aged children and their urge to be curious and
connect to the world around them. Primary 2 magazine gives children access to new and exploratory
information in a fun and engaging way. Every month the magazine brings wonders of the world, beauty
of nature, truths of science and the magic spell of stories to educate and entertain its readers.
Brainfeed Primary 1 – Unlocking creativity
A child’s brain grows at a faster pace and children below the age of 8 do not to follow linear learning
trajectories. Brainfeed Primary 1 magazine content is designed keeping this in mind. The magazine
serves as a discovery space to explore logical thinking, stories, art, craft, colours, shapes and play.
Primary 1 helps develop cognitive, social and emotional stimulation which is critical for children
between 6-8 years. Our multidisciplinary approach results in an attractively packaged content filled with
values, facts, activities and brain teasers. Brainfeed Primary 1 content raises inquisitiveness in children
to read which in turn helps them develop intellectual, social, ethical, emotional capacities.
Brainfeed Junior – Where the conversation begins
Brainfeed Junior Magazine helps stimulate early childhood learning and development during a child’s
foundational stage. The magazine is a secondary source of learning that helps develop cognitive, fine
motor, literacy and numeracy skills, thus beginning to make surrounding stimuli more interesting for
children. Brainfeed Junior derives its content from wonderful learning opportunities that everyday
experiences provide and treats that the child’s own instincts, activities, and interests as the starting
point of learning. Tailored for children in the foundational years, the colourful pages of the magazine
provide children a chance to explore and discover play, art, rhythm, rhyme and movement. Brainfeed
Junior Magazine is packaged to attract children to make their early attempts at reading thereby
contributing for early childhood learning and development.