Chettinad Vidyashram

Chettinad Vidyashram
Motto The Golden Mean
Established 1986
Students ~9000
Location Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India
13°01′02″N 80°16′09″E / 13.017091°N 80.269294°E / 13.017091; 80.269294Coordinates: 13°01′02″N 80°16′09″E / 13.017091°N 80.269294°E / 13.017091; 80.269294
Website www.cvs.ac.in

Chettinad Vidyashram is a private school which was founded by the Kumara Rani of Chettinad Meena Muthiah in 1986. The school is located in the R. A. Puram area in the city of Chennai, India. The principal is Amudha Lakshmi. The school is one of the biggest schools in Chennai, with about 800 faculty members and around ten thousand students. Chettinad students are also called "CV'ians".

The school enrolls children from kindergarten to high school. It is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education, India. The medium of instruction is English. The other languages taught are Hindi, Tamil, Sanskrit, French and German. It was named the Best School in Chennai by The Times of India in February 2014.[1]

History

In 1986, Kumara Rani Meena Muthiah, founded the school with a motivation "to start an educational centre, combining the virtues of a Temple of Art and Culture - a dedicated school that blends discipline with freedom, endeavoring to raise the integrated child".

Facilities

The school has five science laboratories, one biotechnology laboratory, two mathematics laboratories, two language laboratories and two audio-visual theatres with multi-media projection systems. Chettinad Vidyashram has Biotechnology as a specialization for class XI & XII students.[2]

Events

The Tamil and Hindi literary clubs organize competitions. Events of public importance are held, like blood donation camps.

Annual events

Information

Notable alumni

References and notes

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