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Our First Step...

A new star, in the field of services to children with special needs twinkled and showered its ray of light on the earth, in 2004 under the guiding force of Late. Mrs.Chandrakanthi Govindarajalu. Her vision has led us take this historic first step on the journey towards excellence, and is still guiding us in every little step that we take. WVS Special School, a voluntary organization, based in Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India, came into existence on June 4,2004. Our organization provides services to children with varied medical issues and includes students with Down’s Syndrome, Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder, Cerebral Palsy, Autism, Mental retardation. This five year old organization focuses on creating a conducive learning environment for children with special needs and aspires to prepare them to face the worldly challenges.

Our Vision

Our aim is to help our students bloom and blossom as individuals capable of comprehending the joys and opportunities that life affords, and to empower them to overcome challenges by the acquisitionof self-reliance and self-esteem.

Our Mission

To achieve holistic development of our children by providing a favorable domain of relevant and appropriate learning skills; to discover and foster the latent talents in each child; to establish and appropriate learning skills.

IMPRESSIONS

  • The teacher-student ratio is well maintained and the teachers are very cooperative. It would be better if daily outdoor skills required for sustaining life can be taught to the children. - Nandhini, Parent.

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  • I am very impressed with the friendly nature of the teachers. A neat and clean atmosphere is always maintained.

    - Fouzia Ameen, Parent

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According to World Health Organization, 3% of world’s population have mental retardation. It is very unfortunate that children with special needs suffer from substantial marginalization and stigmatization. Often these children are less likely to be in school and inclusive education, a dream of every special school still has a very long way to go. With better education and more access to jobs, special children as they move into adulthood can become an integral part of society.

“Children truly are the future of our nation. We owe to them and our nation, to ensure that all children are born with the best possible chance to live, love grow and excel”.

– Irving B. Harris

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