Nethra Vidyalaya

Educational Institute of Visually Challenged

Helen Keller’s Birthday Celebrations on 27th June, 2015

Nethra school students in Varija Asram, Visakhapatnam, celebrated Helen Keller’s Birthday on 27th of June in school at 3 PM. The students were read many inspirational quotes of Helen Keller and were told the story inspiring story of her life.
The children were taught that visual impairment did not stop Helen Keller from achieving her goals and that determination to learn and discipline are they keys to success. The children were told the inspiring story of Hellen Keller’s relationship with her teacher and Guru, Anne Sullivan. They were told about the importance of education and teachers.
Teachers read the biography of Helen Keller to the students of Nethra Vidyalaya and spent time commemorating her contributions to the deaf and blind.
Helen Adams Keller (June 27, 1880 to June 1,1968) American author, political activist and lecturer. She was the first deaf blind person to earn a bachelor of arts degree.
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Nethra Vidyalaya, founded by HH Chinna Jeeyar Swamiji, provides free, holistic education to visually impaired children — empowering them to live with dignity and self-reliance. Swamiji’s constant aspiration is to empower every student to become self-reliant and lead a life of dignity, without dependence on others. 

Our students write exams on laptops, have marched in NCC Parades before the Governor, and shine in sports, athletics, and cultural events — embodying Swamiji’s vision of true independence.

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