Chairman’s Message
Dr. C. Purna Chandra Rao
In our fast-changing world, education can no longer be merely an information-delivery system. It cannot be one-size-fits-all. Its central purpose must transcend literacy, numeracy, and knowledge of facts that help the child prepare for exams and evaluations. Education must prepare the child for real life beyond the classroom, board, and books.
For this, education must provide a wholesome experience for the child, catering to their social, emotional, mental, physical, and cognitive development needs. Only this whole-child approach can help the child not only learn to practice a healthy lifestyle but also forge a more just, peaceful, and tolerant value-based society.
We have ingrained this as our guiding philosophy. Our history so far demonstrates that we don’t just believe in this approach; we have actually internalized it to help the child pedagogically and developmentally. We have been quite successful in ensuring that each child is engaged, nurtured, challenged, and supported. We take pride in the fact that we have been able to create and sustain a learning environment that is physically and emotionally safe for children, encouraging them to explore and discover their potential.
At this point, I wish to acknowledge with pride and gratitude the immense contribution from all our stakeholders, especially the parents and the staff who have stood with us during difficult times and have risen above themselves to ensure the success of our children.
We are confident that our children, prepared for success in later life, will become active leaders and contributors in our nation-building in a fast-changing global stage.
American philosopher and thinker John Dewey once declared, “Education is not just for life; education is life itself.”
I cannot agree more.