Chennai School Brings 35 Years of Learning-Disability Expertise Into the Mainstream Cambridge Classroom

Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, September 16, 2026 pressrelease.in - CHENNAI, Tamil Nadu — [September 16, 2026. ] — Alpha To Omega Global School, a not-for-profit Cambridge international school in Chennai based in Padur, is applying three and a half decades of specialist expertise in Specific Learning Difficulties (SLD) to ordinary mainstream classrooms — an approach that places children who learn differently alongside their peers rather than in separate remedial tracks.

The school is managed by the Selvanathan Educational Foundation, whose parent body, the Sri Krishna Trust, has worked with children with SLD for over 35 years. Registered as a Cambridge International centre (Centre No. IA595) and counted among the Cambridge syllabus schools in Chennai, Alpha To Omega teaches the Cambridge curriculum through differentiated pedagogy, with a student-teacher ratio of 10:1 in the Junior School.

Every student entering the school undergoes a comprehensive assessment mapping strengths, challenges and learning style, which is then used to shape how that child is taught. As a Cambridge inclusive education school in India, academic and emotional support is built into the school day rather than added on afterwards.

As a not-for-profit organisation, the school funds approximately 10% of its students through the proceeds of the Sri Krishna Trust. The Foundation also runs teacher-training programmes that share its methods with teachers, parents and therapists working outside the school.