Intellectual Disabilities

This section is dedicated to students with Intellectual Disabilities, currently serves 30 children with diverse neurological challenges. Our program is built on the foundation of Individualized Educational Plans (IEPs) and adaptive learning strategies, tailored to meet each student’s unique needs. Through structured support and differentiated instruction. Students develop skills in academics, critical thinking, and creative expression at their own pace.
To promote independence and life skills, students receive training in basic cooking and hygiene in a fully equipped kitchen, along with regular computer literacy classes. A wide range of art and craft activities are integrated into the curriculum to boost fine motor skills, creativity, and self-expression. These activities not only nurture their artistic talents but also contribute to their emotional well-being.
Students actively participate in disability awareness campaigns, promoting inclusion and advocating for their rights in the larger community.Regular parent-teacher meetings, collaborative support planning, and continuous communication ensure that families remain active partners in the educational journey of their children.