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About Valluvan Tamil School

Valluvan Tamil School (VTS) is a non-profit, non-religious independent organization established in 2020 to promote Tamil language, literature, arts, and culture within Western Australia. It was started as an initiative to teach Tamil language to our younger generations from age five and above.

Office of Multicultural Interests and Department of Local Government, Sports and Cultural Industries have always supported Valluvan Tamil School and its vision of promoting cultural heritage to the wider Australian community.

A team of volunteers with varying operational and academic experiences run the school. The school adheres to the syllabus based on the curriculum developed by NSW Federation of Tamil School Inc and the teaching materials are prepared by VTS teachers.

Mission

The mission of our Valluvan Tamil School is to create an interesting educational platform for children living in Western Australia to learn Tamil language, literature, arts, culture, and history through creative teaching techniques and entertaining tools. Along with journey of learning this beautiful language, students will be encouraged to understand, apply, and follow its culture by indulging in dance, drama, music, academic and art forms.

Vision of Valluvan Tamil School

Being an innovative enthusiastic educational platform for our future generations in Western Australia to learn about Tamil language, which is one of the oldest classical languages in the world, whilst continuously encouraging them to find ways to integrate its culture in their lives and thereby fulfilling desire of promoting cultural heritage to the wider Australian community.

School Operating Model

Valluvan Tamil School is a non-profit, non-religious independent organization established in 2020 to promote Tamil language, literature, and culture. Valluvan Tamil School was started as a response to meet the community needs of the people living in the southern suburbs of Perth.

Valluvan Tamil School - CCC Model

Started by the Community

Managed by the Community

For the Community

Objectives

● To promote Tamil language, literature, art, and culture through the initiative of teaching Tamil language to our younger generations living in Western Australia.
● To teach various forms of ancient Tamil arts to students from five years old and above.
● To conduct educational programs and projects promoting Tamil language, literature, and culture in Western Australian community.
● To encourage volunteerism and participation in community programs among residents living in Perth.
● Being committed in all areas of its operation by providing an environment that is free from all form of harassment and discrimination.
● To bring the younger talents in teaching Tamil language.
● To support the professional development of all volunteers.

Management Team

Our management team consist of ten members - President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Principal, Curriculum-coordinator, Events Co-ordinator, School Co-ordinator and two other committee members.
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Volunteerism

When it comes to volunteering, the possibilities are endless. At the school we encourage Volunteerism and participation in community programs among residents living in Western Australia.
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Valluvan Tamil School Campus Life

Building a vibrant community of creative and accomplished people

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The Main financial support is the annual funding program Per Capita grants we receive from the Office of Multicultural Interests (OMI) that assist with the costs of operating the school.
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We have received support from the local government bodies such as City of Armadale and City of Gosnells to conduct various community events to the members of the public.
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Valluvan Tamil School is operating at Southern River College every Sunday from 10.30am to 12.30 pm during school term.