Established in 1969, the school has formulated an effective syllabus curriculum that includes the parents of the children as equal partners in the scheme.
Let us help Deaf Infants and young children
Established in 1969, the school has formulated an effective syllabus curriculum that includes the parents of the children as equal partners in the scheme.
Let us help Deaf Infants and young children
Established in 1969, the school has formulated an effective syllabus curriculum that includes the parents of the children as equal partners in the scheme.
The School For Young Deaf Children & Institute For Teacher Training
The school for young deaf children is a nonresidential, private and nonprofit voluntary educational center for babies and pre-school children with hearing impairment, from 0 to 5 years.
Balavidyalaya is located in the quiet area Shastri Nagar in Adyar, South Chennai, Tamilnadu, INDIA.
Established in 1969, the school has formulated an effective syllabus curriculum that includes the parents of the children as equal partners in the scheme. The school provides a comprehensive approach 'DHVANI' (Development of hearing voice and natural integration). » More
Sanjana’s Story
Joining us as a young infant, less than 4 months old, Sanjana’s story is one of grit, determination and hard work.
When a parent or caregiver perseveres, the sky is the limit. Sanjana’s success is as much that of her parents as it is of hers. All of their hard work, the effort and motivation they took partnering with the teachers of Balavidyalaya, and Sanjana’s non-stop dreaming to succeed and achieve her goals have all made this happen. We have not just one but many such Sanjana’s, and not just one but many such parents who together with their child make us so incredibly proud, even 20 years on.
Thank you, Sanjana’s Amma for sharing your story!
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Dr. Nancy Marlin, Dr. Murugappa Madavan Professors of San Diego State University, and Management students from San Diego - US and PSG – Coimbatore visit.
Mrs & Mr. Ajay Amalean from Columbo – Sri Lanka make a second visit to sort out logistic details when they start an Early Intervention Center in Sri Lanka.
The school celebrates the 44th Annual Day in A.M.M Matriculation Higher Secondary School. Mr.P.Sivasankaran IAS, Secretary to Government, Department of Welfare of Differently Abled persons presides over the function, and Dr.Prof.G.Gananathan I/C Director & Professor of ENT Rajiv Gandhi Government Hospital delivers the Key note address.
Dr. Valli Annamalai the Hony Principal and Dr. Meera Suresh the Hony Vice Principal attends the 75th NCED Conference in Nasik. Dr. Meera Suresh presents a Key note address in one of the sessions on “Early Identification, Early Intervention and Parent Empowerment”
Mrs. Saraswathi Narayanaswamy attends the Conference “Summit of Mind - A National Interactive Meet on Human Resource Development in Rehabilitation Professions, conducted by the Rehabilitation Council of India as a resource person in New Delhi. Her paper was on “Expectations of Heads of Institutions from other stake holders & issues with regard to employment opportunities for rehabilitation professionals.