Special School

Special Education: Building Foundational Skills

Our Special Education programme focuses on measurable developmental progress. Each child follows an Individualised Education Plan (IEP) with clearly defined goals in literacy, numeracy, communication and cognitive development.

Through structured classroom teaching adapted to regional language contexts in South India, students demonstrate:

  • Improved functional reading and number recognition
  • Enhanced attention span and classroom participation
  • Better expressive and receptive communication skills

Progress is tracked through periodic assessments and parent reviews, ensuring transparency and accountability. The objective is not academic comparison, but functional competence — enabling children to understand instructions, make choices and participate meaningfully in daily life.

Life Skills Development – Moving Towards Independence

Life Skills training is outcome-driven and practical. We focus on abilities that directly reduce caregiver dependence and improve daily functioning.

Students are trained to:

  • Manage personal hygiene independently
  • Dress, eat and organise belongings without assistance
  • Handle small financial transactions
  • Follow basic safety practices in public spaces

In the a family structure, where caregiving responsibilities are often long-term, even small gains in independence significantly reduce emotional and physical strain on families. Our measurable goal is simple: increase independent task completion year on year.

Life Skills Development – Moving Towards Independence

Life Skills training is outcome-driven and practical. We focus on abilities that directly reduce caregiver dependence and improve daily functioning.

Students are trained to:

  • Manage personal hygiene independently
  • Dress, eat and organise belongings without assistance
  • Handle small financial transactions
  • Follow basic safety practices in public spaces

In the a family structure, where caregiving responsibilities are often long-term, even small gains in independence significantly reduce emotional and physical strain on families. Our measurable goal is simple: increase independent task completion year on year.

Vocational Training – Preparing for Productive Engagement

Vocational Training is aligned with realistic employment ecosystems in South India, including small businesses, workshops and service-based enterprises.

Students develop:

  • Task consistency and time discipline
  • Ability to follow step-by-step instructions
  • Basic productivity skills in packaging, crafts, gardening and simple office support

Where possible, students transition into sheltered work environments, supported placements or family-run enterprises. The focus is on sustainable engagement — building routine, responsibility and dignity through productive contribution.

For CSR partners, this programme directly supports livelihood inclusion and skill development mandates under the Companies Act.

Social Integration – From Isolation to Participation

Social integration is measured not by attendance alone, but by behavioural and communication outcomes.

Students are gradually introduced to:

  • Group-based activities and teamwork
  • Cultural events and public participation
  • Guided community exposure visits

We track improvements in social responsiveness, eye contact, appropriate behaviour and peer interaction. Increased confidence in public settings reduces stigma and strengthens community acceptance.

In the socio-cultural context, where social identity is closely linked to community participation, integration is a powerful step toward long-term inclusion. 

Our students are regularly exposed to cultural, sports and other activities in collaboration with other schools and children and they have always been welcomed by all members of the community with warmth and acceptance.

Graded School

Amrit ‘s Key to Progress and developement is 

Preparing an INDIVIDUALISED EDUCATIONAL PLAN (IEP) for every child after a thorough observation and assessment of child’s level of functioning. In addition we also have physical (PT), Sports, Yoga, Music and other activities included

Pre-Primary

To begin identifying and working on pre-requisites for reading, writing, language skills and activities of daily living

Primary

Training and preparing for individualized capabilities in Academic/Vocational skills

Autism Section

Separate unit for children with autism and ADHD . Providing  focused activities for desirable behavioural and educational progress/change

Academics

Help to achieve basic cognitive knowledge to become self sustainable  along with individualized work skills and personality grooming

Pre- Vocational

Addition to basic social and life skills focus on work / Job related training and tuning for independent job work- Transition from School to work level.

Special training in IT  based and computer technology.

Special Section

for severe /custodial special need children providing care and management to help them socialize and for Parents an extended support.

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