Our Mission
We aim to develop a scalable and sustainable solution to improving educational outcomes for students
and alumni of publicly funded government schools through active local community participation.

Student Achievements

TCF has a vision to encourage and support all round development of students of GHPS. Current and Alumni students are encouraged to participate in various competitions and sports activities, apart from an emphasis on academics. TCF leaves no stone unturned in ensuring that students stay in school/college and pursue their educational aspirations. Various awards are given away to deserving students to further boost their confidence and aim for higher laurels.

Below mentioned are some of the milestone academic and non-academic achievements of both GHPS as well as higher class (Alumni of GHPS) students. We do hope that through the support of our well wishers we would be able to guide and change the lives of these needy children at GHPS, for a brighter future.

Alumni – In the current academic year we have about 85 students in various classes from 8th to college. Students are enrolled in institutions such as YAS High school, Siddaganga High school, JSS college, NMKRV college, National college, Surana collage, Dayanand Sagar Engg college, PES Univ etc.. TCF’s Alumni Director closely monitors the performance of these students in the various institutions. TCF has also instituted private coaching classes since Oct’21, to ensure students get the educational support where required and to provide extra academic assistance beyond school as a parallel stream.

  • High school students – Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology being taught by very experienced teachers (who have 15+ years of experience teaching in private schools), spoken English by volunteers on daily-basis
  • Pre-University(11th & 12th) students – Economics, Accountancy, Business Studies, spoken English by volunteers on daily-basis
  • Degree College Students – Computer Basics Coaching, English Communication

Year End Update

The reward for work well done is the opportunity to do more
Jonas Salk

Congratulations to all the students for their hard work and effort towards their Boards, Annual exams.

In our journey, it’s not the marks and ranks that defines success, but our intent and effort to continue developing scalable and sustainable solution to improve educational outcomes for GHPS students including Alumni.

We are excited to share with you that our children are excelling in Academics steadily and made us proud with 100% Pass in 8th , 9th , 10th PUC1 and PUC2.

High School Star Performers:

Below students have secured A/A+ grade in their Summative Assessment exams.

  • 8th Std : Vinayaka, Indhubai,  Rajeswari
  • 9th Std : Thanuja, Mary Jasmin, Niharika
  • 10th Std : Veena, Bharath Kumar, Sowmya

Pre-University College (PUC) Star Performers:

  • PUC2 – Gayathri – Secured Distinction in PUC2 board exam, distinction in core subjects -Accounts, Business Studies, Economics
  • PUC2 – Navya – Secured 81% in Science stream, distinction in core subjects – Physics, Chemistry
  • PUC1 – Tejaswini – Secured distinction overall, 98% in Maths

Degree College Star Performers:

Below students have secured First Class Distinction / Exemplary in their recent Semester exams

  • DivyaShakthi, Vaishnavi, Bharathkumar, Gowtham – Completed B.Com, working as Accountant in private institutions
  • Shivakumar – Secured Distinction in BCA, Pursuing MCA in PES University
  • Sudeep – Secured 8.87 CGPA in Engineering, currently doing internship at SECON Private Limited
  • Supriya – Secured Distinction in B.Com, keen to pursue Banking Academy course
  • Pavankalyan – Secured Distinction in M.Sc Physics, Pursuing PhD in PES University

Special thanks to Shyamala, our Alumni Director & Akila, our GHPS Academic Director for their yeoman efforts in guiding the kids towards this achievement. The weekend tuition classes that were conducted year-round has also played a significant part in their academic achievements.

With the continued support & encouragement from all of you, the opportunity to do more lies ahead of us.

GHPS – In the current academic year (AY 2023-24), official enrollment at school is around 250 students in various classes from 1st to 7th. Class 1 to 3 alone account for about 100 students. Alongside government teaching staff, TCF provides additional teacher aides personnel to ensure that students get the requisite academic attention.  This academic TCF also initiated special private coaching classes on Saturday for students of Class 6. The additional coaching classes for students of class 7 also continued. TCF encourages students of GHPS to participate in inter-school art/cultural and Taramandala Science quiz competition. Every year, students of GHPS secure excellence awards in each of these extra-curricular competitions.

Pratibha Karanji: The students showcased their talents in a variety of dimensions as they participated enthusiastically in all categories of the inter-school competition. Their confidence was demonstrated by the multiple prizes they won as a result of their hard work and performance. Two students Kailash of class 4 and Neha Kumari of class 7 won the first place and were selected for block  level competition. Please click here to see the prizes won by GHPS students.

RV Girls school: Meenakshi, Lavanaya, Varsha, and Bhagavathi – four determined girl students of Class 7, diligently prepared for their entrance exam to secure admission to RV Girls School for studying in English medium from Class 8. Their dedication and  effort paid off, granting them the invaluable opportunity to study in a prestigious institution renowned for its quality education. This sets a strong foundation for their future academic pursuits.

Navodaya: Three Class V students – Chetan, Reetu Singh, and Vindhya appeared for Navodaya school entrance exam. This preparatory journey helped these students in many ways. They eagerly attended the special classes. They grew into a close-knit community that carefully mentored and assisted one another. They adopted discipline in their approach to learning through this group effort.  Their interest in learning outside their text book was visible on many occasions.

Kannada classes: Consistent dedication to enhance Kannada learning among migrating students has resulted in increased interest and attendance in school in general. Various interactions and integration into their day to day learning has empowered students like Parvathi of class three and  Rajendra of class 7 .

Rangappa, a class 4 student, initially struggled with attending school and engaging with his classmates. However, he found solace in interacting with teachers when in smaller groups. Through consistent follow-up and support, he gradually opened up  and this helps him to attend the school regularly and participate in learning.

Alumni (Class 8 and Above)

Alumni – In the current academic year we have about 85 students in various classes from 8th to college. Students are enrolled in institutions such as YAS High school, Siddaganga High school, JSS college, NMKRV college, National college, Surana collage, Dayanand Sagar Engg college, PES Univ etc.. TCF’s Alumni Director closely monitors the performance of these students in the various institutions. TCF has also instituted private coaching classes since Oct’21, to ensure students get the educational support where required and to provide extra academic assistance beyond school as a parallel stream.

  • High school students – Maths, Physics, Chemistry and Biology being taught by very experienced teachers (who have 15+ years of experience teaching in private schools), spoken English by volunteers on daily-basis
  • Pre-University(11th & 12th) students – Economics, Accountancy, Business Studies, spoken English by volunteers on daily-basis
  • Degree College Students – Computer Basics Coaching, English Communication

Year End Update

The reward for work well done is the opportunity to do more
Jonas Salk

Congratulations to all the students for their hard work and effort towards their Boards, Annual exams.

In our journey, it’s not the marks and ranks that defines success, but our intent and effort to continue developing scalable and sustainable solution to improve educational outcomes for GHPS students including Alumni.

We are excited to share with you that our children are excelling in Academics steadily and made us proud with 100% Pass in 8th , 9th , 10th PUC1 and PUC2.

High School Star Performers:

Below students have secured A/A+ grade in their Summative Assessment exams.

  • 8th Std : Vinayaka, Indhubai,  Rajeswari
  • 9th Std : Thanuja, Mary Jasmin, Niharika
  • 10th Std : Veena, Bharath Kumar, Sowmya

Pre-University College (PUC) Star Performers:

  • PUC2 – Gayathri – Secured Distinction in PUC2 board exam, distinction in core subjects -Accounts, Business Studies, Economics
  • PUC2 – Navya – Secured 81% in Science stream, distinction in core subjects – Physics, Chemistry
  • PUC1 – Tejaswini – Secured distinction overall, 98% in Maths

Degree College Star Performers:

Below students have secured First Class Distinction / Exemplary in their recent Semester exams

  • DivyaShakthi, Vaishnavi, Bharathkumar, Gowtham – Completed B.Com, working as Accountant in private institutions
  • Shivakumar – Secured Distinction in BCA, Pursuing MCA in PES University
  • Sudeep – Secured 8.87 CGPA in Engineering, currently doing internship at SECON Private Limited
  • Supriya – Secured Distinction in B.Com, keen to pursue Banking Academy course
  • Pavankalyan – Secured Distinction in M.Sc Physics, Pursuing PhD in PES University

Special thanks to Shyamala, our Alumni Director & Akila, our GHPS Academic Director for their yeoman efforts in guiding the kids towards this achievement. The weekend tuition classes that were conducted year-round has also played a significant part in their academic achievements.

With the continued support & encouragement from all of you, the opportunity to do more lies ahead of us.

GHPS (Class 1 to 7)

GHPS – In the current academic year (AY 2023-24), official enrollment at school is around 250 students in various classes from 1st to 7th. Class 1 to 3 alone account for about 100 students. Alongside government teaching staff, TCF provides additional teacher aides personnel to ensure that students get the requisite academic attention.  This academic TCF also initiated special private coaching classes on Saturday for students of Class 6. The additional coaching classes for students of class 7 also continued. TCF encourages students of GHPS to participate in inter-school art/cultural and Taramandala Science quiz competition. Every year, students of GHPS secure excellence awards in each of these extra-curricular competitions.

Pratibha Karanji: The students showcased their talents in a variety of dimensions as they participated enthusiastically in all categories of the inter-school competition. Their confidence was demonstrated by the multiple prizes they won as a result of their hard work and performance. Two students Kailash of class 4 and Neha Kumari of class 7 won the first place and were selected for block  level competition. Please click here to see the prizes won by GHPS students.

RV Girls school: Meenakshi, Lavanaya, Varsha, and Bhagavathi – four determined girl students of Class 7, diligently prepared for their entrance exam to secure admission to RV Girls School for studying in English medium from Class 8. Their dedication and  effort paid off, granting them the invaluable opportunity to study in a prestigious institution renowned for its quality education. This sets a strong foundation for their future academic pursuits.

Navodaya: Three Class V students – Chetan, Reetu Singh, and Vindhya appeared for Navodaya school entrance exam. This preparatory journey helped these students in many ways. They eagerly attended the special classes. They grew into a close-knit community that carefully mentored and assisted one another. They adopted discipline in their approach to learning through this group effort.  Their interest in learning outside their text book was visible on many occasions.

Kannada classes: Consistent dedication to enhance Kannada learning among migrating students has resulted in increased interest and attendance in school in general. Various interactions and integration into their day to day learning has empowered students like Parvathi of class three and  Rajendra of class 7 .

Rangappa, a class 4 student, initially struggled with attending school and engaging with his classmates. However, he found solace in interacting with teachers when in smaller groups. Through consistent follow-up and support, he gradually opened up  and this helps him to attend the school regularly and participate in learning.