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Tunbridge High School has always welcomed children of all abilities.
We are proud to be:
The first school in Bangalore to admit differently-abled children into regular classrooms.
The first school in the country to put up a 100% visually challenged student for the ICSE examination in 1995.
She passed with flying colours (as have all others from Tunbridge since). This led to the Council setting up a framework to facilitate differently-abled students, making it possible for hundreds of such children from all across India to sit for the ICSE examination.
Abdul Rehman (center) is now a Professor of Political Science at St. Joseph's College
Declared as a model school for integrated education in Karnataka by the National Association for the Blind (NAB), of which the Governor of Karnataka is the patron. The Governor has presented several awards to Tunbridge High School for this work.
Tunbridge High School is awarded
'Best Inclusive School In India'
Shubodh topped his ICSE examination with 97% and scored centum in his ISC subjects!
Tahura winning gold at the CISCE State Championships
Darshan discovering a love for rifle shooting and chess!
Where are they now?
Where are they now?
At Tunbridge, students with special needs thrive and go on to excel in their chosen careers. They credit their success to the school’s nurturing and supportive environment, where they were empowered to stand alongside their peers and compete on equal footing, preparing them to achieve their fullest potential in life.
Click on the links below to watch Vikram, and read about Shreyas
Vikram is pursuing his Masters in Music at Berkley College of Music, Boston
Shreyas Reddy was denied admission in 73 schools before he came to Tunbridge! He is now a successful High Court advocate, winning landmark Public Interest Litigations.
Vidya is an excellent teacher, and happily married!
With her husband on her wedding day, with her former Principal Mrs. Maureen Ojha, and present Principal Kim Noble.
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