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Cover Story EW SPECIAL NEEDS SCHOOLS RANKINGS 2024-25



         India’s Top 20 Special Needs Schools league table










            Rank                                              Teacher welfare &   development (100)  Competence of faculty (200)  Quality of program (100)  Rehabilitation (100)  Co-curricular education  (100)  Individual attention to   students (100)  Leadership / management   Safety & hygiene (100)  Infrastructure provision   Value for money (100)  TOTAL SCORE (1100)
          2021  2022  2023  2024                                                        quality (100)  (100)

         4   6   2   1   SPJ Sadhana School, Mumbai           91  165  75  73  78  92  83  81  68  88  894
         5   1   1   2   Sankalp, Chennai                     84  170  77  78  76  75  83  77  73  77  870
         10   9   8   3   Aatman Academy, Thane               89  172  74  72  68  72  81  78  89  73  868
         2   4   4   4   The Aditya Birla Integrated School, Mumbai  79  171  74  71  75  70  87  75  85  79  866
         11   3   4   5   Brindavan Education Centre, Jayanagar, Bengaluru  80  161  78  73  73  67  82  82  74  77  847
         1   2   5   6   Academy for Severe Handicaps and Autism (ASHA), Bengaluru  80  155  78  70  77  72  81  77  78  77  845
         14   8   7   6   Vidyaniketan Academy, Bengaluru     81  158  75  75  75  74  81  73  78  75  845
         12   6   6   7   Sunderji Institute of Special School, Pune  77  161  74  72  71  82  84  79  67  76  843
         9   9   8   7   Sanchetna, Noida                     76  155  78  76  75  71  76  81  77  78  843
         6   12  10   8   Alpha to Omega, Chennai             80  155  71  77  70  79  78  79  77  76  842
         17   10   9   8   Connect Academy, Nashik            78  166  75  74  75  74  79  72  74  75  842
         10   13   11   9   Jai Vakeel School, Mumbai         78  157  75  71  77  81  65  73  84  80  841
         NR   13  10  9   The Blue Bells School for Integrated Learning, Gurugram  71  161  74  75  76  78  78  75  77  76  841
         13   14  14  10  Dilkhush Special School, Juhu, Mumbai  77  162  74  72  67  71  86  75  87  69  840
         23   20  20  10  Bethany Society’s Jyoti Sroat Inclusive School, Shillong  77  163  74  78  80  69  78  76  67  78  840
         3   5   3   11  Tamana Autism Centre — School of Hope, Delhi  87  146  76  72  74  74  81  76  75  78  839
         7   7   7   12  The Gateway School, Mumbai           80  150  74  73  85  67  71  77  90  67  834
         19   16  17  13  Bethany Special School, Bengaluru   76  153  78  75  74  75  76  77  70  77  831
         8   11   12  14  Asha Kiran Special Needs School, Bengaluru  75  142  76  74  72  71  82  73  79  77  821
         7   12   11   15  Sweekaar Academy of Rehabilitation Sciences (SARS),
                      Secunderabad                            74  151  74  73  72  73  71  71  74  74  807
         18   16  16  16  Bubbles Centre for Autism, Bengaluru  72  156  72  73  77  66  69  74  74  73  806
         11   10   9   17  Mamta Mandir School, Navsari (Gujarat)  70  152  73  72  74  74  73  71  72  73  804
         21   18  18  18  Shristi Child Development & Learning Institute, Delhi  68  152  78  78  64  73  73  70  76  71  803
         15   14  19  19  Asha Hai, Delhi                     67  157  75  68  65  67  80  79  69  73  800
         5   7   13  20  Mata Bhagwanti Chadha Niketan (MBCN), Noida  69  146  76  66  79  70  71  79  72  70  798
         20   17  19  20  Kulachi Hansraj Manovikas Kendra, Delhi  63  151  74  72  77  66  74  72  75  74  798
         22   19  15  21  Dare School (Srishti Welfare Centre), Munnar  73  149  71  72  69  73  71  73  73  70  794

                                                            It’s a dream come true to be ranked India’s #1 special
                                                            needs school with top scores on four of ten parameters
                                                         “of special needs education excellence in our golden an-
                                                         niversary year. For this, credit must be given to our dedicat-
                                                         ed teachers and therapists who are awarded highest score
                                                         under the individual attention to students parameter. Our
                                                         varied activities, events and training have enabled students
                                                         to become more aware, contributing members of society.
                                                         Indeed, we are proud that every student graduating from
                                                         SPJSS has secured meaningful employment in mainstream
                                                         society. Sharing our best practices, working to secure
                                                         internships and employment in mainstream society for
                                                         our well-educated students are always high on our agenda”
                                                         — Fionika Sanghvi (centre), Principal, SPJ Sadhana
                                                         School, Mumbai (68 students, 30 teachers)

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