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Coventry, situated in the Midlands, is one of the ancient cities in England. World famous playwright William Shakespeare was born in Stratford, which is approximately thirty miles Southwest of Coventry. It is an industrial city and home for several inventions and productions.  The very popular Jaguar car company is based here. Frank Whittle, who invented the Jet Engine, was born here too.
This city is world famous for our Lady Godiva's life story, which happened back in the thirteenth century and bringing meaning to the history and great heritage of the City, we still celebrate it every year in the streets of Coventry. The Godiva sprit, a timeless message of caring, unity and empowerment, stimulation and a smile for those in need of friendship - symbolises the humanity of mankind.
| Welcome Back to Tamil School, 2011 - 2012
Dear Parents and Children,
We are delighted to welcome you and your children back to the new term which started from the 10th September
2011. Following rules, terms and conditions will be administered from this term onwards:
Parents of the pupils who are wishing to learn the subjects taught at our school will be required to join
the Coventry Tamil Welfare Association as members.
Parents will be required to complete the membership / application form and hand it in to the school
administrator.
All payments will have to be made at the beginning of the term/ month.
CTALA
Coventry Tamil Academy of Language and Arts (CTALA) is the educational and cultural wing of Coventry Tamil Welfare Association (CTWA). The mission of the CTALA is “to promote the traditional and contemporary Dravidian arts and culture.” Since 2002, CTALA has been delivering a diverse range of programmes and activities for children, young people and their respective families through educational programmes, concerts and investing in Dravidian arts and cultural development.
It is understood that the arts have the power to transform and enable individuals to transcend boundaries and limitations, and that engagement in the arts empowers children and young people to contribute positively to the society. It is our believe that the Dravidian culture is integral to the UK’s cutural diversity and deserves to be championed. We are committed to grow and work in partnership with organisations and community groups in order to provide opportunities for all members of the society to participate in the arts and the cultural activites.
CTALA Activities:
- Bharathanatiyam
- Mirdangam
- Veena
- Carnatic Music (Vocal)
CTALA Teachers:
- Smt Jeyachitra SIVAMYOORAN
- Sri Sashi Kumar
- Smt Umaiyal VICCNAKUMAR
- Smt Vanathy SUBASHKARAN
PROJECTS:
Advise and Guidance on Arts and Culture
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