Saraswathi Kendra Learning Centre For Children
Alwarpet 1, Eldams Rd, Vannia Teynampet, Lubdhi Colony, Teynampet, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600018, India · Chennai · Tamil Nadu
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Basic Details
- Co-ed
- Yes
- Boarding
- No (day school only)
- Founded
- 1985 (established by the C.P. Ramaswami Aiyar Foundation)
- Student–teacher ratio
- Not published; small-group and one-on-one sessions are common
- Students
- Around 175 (historical figure; confirm current numbers with school)
Boards
Not affiliated to CBSE/ICSE/State boards; offers alternate schooling for children with autism, dyslexia, learning disabilities, and behavioural challengesClasses
Pre-school (ages 3–9) and Alternate Schooling (ages 10–18) divided into Primary, Junior, and Preparatory levelsStaff
Principal: Mrs. S.M. Sujatha; Headmistresses: Mrs. T. Usha (Academics & Administration) and Mrs. S. Niraja (Psychology & Counselling); supported by therapists, psychologists, and special educatorsSummary for the Parent
Summary for the Parent
Saraswathi Kendra Learning Centre for Children is a long-established special education centre in Chennai that focuses on therapy-led, individualised learning. It’s best suited for children who need structured support for autism, dyslexia, ADHD, or other learning challenges. What kind of child will this school work for best: - A child who benefits from small-group or one-on-one learning. - A child who needs therapy-based education and life-skills training. Strengths: - Strong foundation backing and experienced special educators. - Unique Dr. Dog therapy and life-skills curriculum. - Integration support for mainstream schooling. - Emphasis on emotional and social development. Potential trade-offs / Things to check: - Not affiliated with any formal board (no CBSE/ICSE certification). - Limited transparency on fees and class sizes. - Mixed parent reviews about staff behaviour and leadership. - Compact campus with limited outdoor space. Recommendations / Questions to Ask: - What is the current student–teacher ratio? - Can I meet the therapists and observe a session? - What is the process for integration into mainstream schools? - How are complaints or concerns handled? - Are there scholarships or fee concessions available?
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