TEA celebrates 10th foundation day

Tabitha Enabling Academy (TEA) celebrated its 10th Foundation Day on at the school premises, here, on Friday.
Speaking at the programme, member, Nagaland Legislative Assembly Khriehu Liezietsu lamented that the society still lacked awareness on the rights of People with Disabilities (PwDs).
He stated that though the Naga society was still in its formative years, the state government was taking steps to make the society PWD friendly.
He also acknowledged the humanitarian work done by Asano Seb, Veketilu Vese and the staff of TEA.
In the welcome address, Vekutilu Ngone shared the commitment of TEA in providing holistic education to children with special needs.
She said that the school focussed mainly on children between the ages of 2-15 years and worked with children who had variety of disabilities, using modified curriculum and meeting the needs of each children based on their disability. At the programme, speech on behalf of the parents was delivered by Vihokho Khrieo while greetings was delivered by Rev. Allen Chan.
The programme was chaired by Kanovili Yeptho and blessings were offered by Rengma Baptist Church associate pastor (youth).
It may be mentioned that TEA emphasises on reciprocal learning where children learn together and receive equal opportunity.
The academy also encourages the church, particularly Sunday school teachers to identify children with special needs and reach out to them through the Gospel of Jesus Christ.