The design of Kilkari Bhawan follows the BaLA (Building as Learning Aid) principle, a modern approach where the building itself becomes an active tool for teaching and learning. This approach enhances the educational experience by incorporating architectural elements that stimulate creativity and engagement.
BaLA focuses on how shapes, light, air, and other design features can stimulate thinking and creativity in children. Its goal is not only to facilitate educational activities but also to create an interactive, immersive environment for learning.
These learning aids are seamlessly woven into every corner of Kilkari Bal Bhawan, allowing children to learn through exploration. Whether discovering geometric shapes, understanding mathematical concepts, expressing their thoughts, or developing creativity, the environment encourages growth in all aspects of their development.

'Gullak' (Children's Bank) - In Kilkari there is a Bachcha Bank for children. This bank has been opened with the aim of teaching the children – habit of saving, the correct use of money and its proper management. This is miniature form of bank called ‘Gullak’. Its total management is done by children. For proper working of this bank a Committee of children has been formed which looks after the banks working and management.
The children enrolled in Kilkari can become a member of ‘Gullak’. An account can be opened with the minimum of ten rupees. Children can deposit or withdraw Re 1/- at least. At the end of the financial year 6% annual interest is given on the deposit amount by ‘Gullak’. At the end of the financial year Rs. 75/- is given as encouragement on the balance of Rs.500/- or more. If the child reaches sixteen years or more then his/her account is transferred from Kilkari to a government bank. After every three months ‘Gullak’ gives the award of ‘Best Account Holder’ also.