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Education - Chennai
Sri Sankara Schools
The Sankara Schools (Sri Sankara Senior Secondary School, Adyar and Sri Sankara Vidyashramam Mat. Hr. Sec. School, Thiruvanmiyur) in Chennai have made a name for themselves as well-known institutions. These schools offer curriculum, which are of the highest standards, and are professionally run by a Board of Trustees.
Principal of Sri Sankara Vidyashramam Kalpalatha Mohan (3rd from left) and Vice Principal Sai Geetha with the John Warner School team in Hertfordshire, UK.
The Parampara Heritage Club of Sri Sankara Vidyashramam Matriculation Higher Secondary School has been chosen by INTACH for receiving a certificate of commendation for outstanding contribution to heritage conservation and awareness. The school is the first one in the State to receive this commendation.
Students from Sri Sankara Senior Secondary School, Adyar, who won prizes in the “Think Sydney, think Singapore Airlines Contest”, jointly sponsored by Singapore Airlines and Destination New South Wales
Visitors from Hardenhuish School, UK
Madhuram Narayanan Centre
The Madhuram Narayanan Centre for Exceptional Children founded by The Sanmar Group in 1989 provides early intervention and specialised training for children with various types of developmental delays and associated conditions.
Training at the Centre is based on the ‘UPANAYAN’ – Early Intervention programme developed indigenously by a team of experts. The Centre in its 20+ years service has on its journey, guided, counseled and trained parents in the care of over 3,500 children.
Teachers and MNC students participating in an annual day function
Jaya Krishnaswamy, Director of Madhuram Narayanan Centre receiving the Rockefeller Foundation award from Heather Grady, Vice-President of The Rockefeller Foundation. Ashvin Dayal, Managing Director of The Rockefeller Foundation, Asia looks on.
The Madhuram Narayanan Centre (MNC) for Exceptional Children’s ‘moving ahead’ programme enables children with developmental delays to continue school education in special and mainstream schools after completing the early intervention programme. Over the last few years, students have been successfully enrolled in mainstream schools. It is a graduation day of a different kind indeed at MNC.