9th May 2014.
Tamilnadu +2 Results .... SYMA Growth Students Perform Well !!
Posted on the 09 May 2014 by Sampathkumar Sampath
SYMA [Srinivas Youngmen’s
Association] has been in the field of
Social service since 1977 ~ in the past
few years, our initiative in the field of Education ‘SYMA Growth’ has been
prospering. SYMA Growth – a fullfledged
tuition centre, is our cherished initiative in educating the economically poor
children, uplifting their standards and making them responsible citizens. In
the initial years, we tried our hand in helping the students of our locality by
guiding them and offering them tuition classes nearer their examination. Education is best imparted only by trained
teachers and there needs to be professionalism in that.
We live by the axiom that
‘Education is the only tool which can uplift the Society and empower the lower
echelons of the Society’. The foremost responsibility of a Social Service
Organisation is to improve the society and help the underprivileged. This is better done by providing the children
good education. Arising out of various
reasons, some students could lose focus and would tend to fade away. A Social Service Organisation’s objective is
to help the society. We want better
citizens. We want to inculcate in them
great qualities and we felt the need for taking care of those students who are
on the margin and would not succeed if no personal attention is provided.
From smaller experimentations
to full-fledged quality educational assistance in the form of SYMA Growth was
born on 6th July 2008, a very auspicious day, inaugurated at NKT National Girls
Higher Secondary School, Triplicane by Shri R Sekar, IPS, (the then)
Commissioner of Police, Greater Chennai. We
have nicely moved along having completed 6 successful years. Almost all
of our students are from the lower echelons of society and some of them are
first generation students with no support in the family. Many do not have
conducive atmosphere at home, nor the proper support – still they strive to
achieve is what heartens. Life often is a struggle for have-nots and there are
many who have to struggle for even ordinary things. We try to learn from our experiences trying
to iron-out the rough edges.
9th May 2014.
9th May 2014.