Shiv Jayanti Celebration
Shiv Jayanti was celebrated with great respect and enthusiasm at the Residential School for Deaf and Dumb Students. Students and staff paid tribute to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj and remembered his courage, leadership, discipline, and contribution to society.
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti Celebration
Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Jayanti was celebrated with respect and enthusiasm at the Residential School for Deaf and Dumb Students. Students and staff paid tribute to Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar and remembered his great contribution towards equality, education, social justice, and empowerment.
Rakshabandhan Celebration
Rakshabandhan was celebrated with joy and affection at the Residential School for Deaf and Dumb Students.
Students actively participated in the celebration with great enthusiasm.
Sisters tied rakhis to brothers and shared the message of love and care.
The programme helped students understand the importance of brother-sister bonding.
Teachers guided the students and explained the cultural value of Rakshabandhan.
Such activities help in building social awareness, confidence, and emotional development among students.
The celebration created a happy and memorable environment in the school.
Mookbadhir Students Participation in Khel Mahotsav
Students of the Residential School for Deaf and Dumb Students actively participated in the Khel Mahotsav with great enthusiasm and confidence.
The event gave students an opportunity to show their sports skills, discipline, teamwork, and competitive spirit.
Despite communication challenges, the students performed with dedication and proved their hidden talent.
Participation in such sports activities helps in improving their physical fitness, confidence, social interaction, and overall personality development.
Teachers and staff guided and encouraged the students throughout the event.
The students’ active involvement reflects the school’s commitment towards inclusive education and holistic development.
Such achievements motivate specially-abled students to participate more actively in social, cultural, and sports activities.
The school is proud of their performance and continuous progress.
Classroom Teaching
egular classroom teaching is conducted at the Residential School for Deaf and Dumb Students in a supportive and child-friendly environment.
Qualified special teachers use visual aids, sign-based communication, writing practice, and activity-based learning methods.
Students are given personal attention according to their learning capacity and communication needs.
The teaching process focuses on academic progress, discipline, confidence, and communication development.
Interactive classroom activities help students participate actively and understand lessons effectively.
The school is committed to providing quality education and overall development to specially-abled students.
Deaf and Dumb student participant in sport competition and got prize.
Students of the Residential School for Deaf and Dumb Students actively participated in the sports competition with great enthusiasm and confidence.
They demonstrated discipline, talent, and strong sportsmanship during the event.
The students performed well and won prizes, bringing pride to the school and institution.
Their achievement reflects the importance of encouragement, training, and equal opportunities for specially-abled children.
Such participation helps in building confidence, physical fitness, and overall personality development.
Students of the Residential School for Deaf and Dumb Students actively participated in an awareness rally
Students of the Residential School for Deaf and Dumb Students actively participated in an awareness rally with discipline and enthusiasm.
The rally helped spread an important social message among the local community.
Teachers and staff guided the students throughout the activity.
Such programmes build confidence, social awareness, and active participation among specially-abled students.
Deaf and Dumb student participant in sport competition and got prize.
Students of the Residential School for Deaf and Dumb Students actively participated in an awareness rally with discipline and enthusiasm.
The rally helped spread an important social message among the local community.
Teachers and staff guided the students throughout the activity.
Such programmes build confidence, social awareness, and active participation among specially-abled students.
Our Facilities
Well-ventilated classrooms suitable for special education
Residential hostel with hygienic living Arrangements
The school has airy and comfortable classrooms designed to support learning for hearing- and speech-impaired students.
Students are provided safe hostel accommodation with clean and disciplined living conditions.