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To build confident, competent and compassionate citizens through value based quality education
Imparting sound academics.
Providing students 21st Century skills and honing their innate talents.
Inculcating desirable values.
Instilling in every student a sense of pride about the rich Indian heritage and culture.
Building a team of committed and competent teachers to reach the above mission.
Establishing such academic resources that will equip all those involved in educating the society.
LVS, named after Srimathi. Lakshmi Ammal, wife of T.V. Sundram Iyengar, is a registered society under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 and amended by Madras Act XXXIV of 1954 on June 06,1964.
The present The TVS School, originally known as TVS LAKSHMI MARTICULATION HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL, was a "dream child of LVS". In the year 1972, this school was registered with just 40 students. Today The TVS School boasts of 4,700 students. Shri. N. Sundram was the first correspondent and then in the year 1968, the correspondentship was held by Shri. K. Surya Narayanan. The curriculum offered was changed from CBSE to Matriculation syllabus to fulfill the expectations of the parents. In the year 1982, Ms. Shobhana Ramachandhran, member of the TVS family, took over the overall responsibility of running the school and is currently our Chairperson.
Covid-19--the killer pathogen
Wars, war-like situations and pandemics are not new to mankind. But, today, the threat that the COVID-19 poses to it is unprecedented. Not less than 350000 people have been affected by the virus; as many as 15000 have lost their lives. Our Government has put in place a lot of measures to control the spread of this virus. With no immediate possibility of any effective vaccine becoming available, the lock-down has been promulgated. During this 21-day lock-down period, all of us must be extremely cautious: let us stay indoors, let us take utmost care of our personal and familial hygiene by observing all the preventive imperatives:
Let us not be complacent about the dangers of infection. At this time of crisis, we should be grateful to health-care givers and the providers of essential services without whose selfless service and community-commitment, this battle against this killer disease cannot be decisively won.
Let us hope for the best!
STAY HOME ! STAY SAFE!
