Life Skills & Hostel Life

At Bhagat Puran Singh School for the Deaf, Manawala, education is designed to be holistic and practical. We ensure that our students not only gain academic knowledge but also learn important life skills that prepare them for independent living. Vocational training is integrated into the curriculum, allowing students to explore and develop real-world capabilities like sewing, woodwork, electrical repair, and sign language communication. This approach fosters self-reliance, confidence, and a clear sense of purpose in our students' lives.

In addition to academics and vocational training, the school provides hostel facilities for over 135 students. Separate hostels for boys and girls ensure safety and comfort. Hostel life is structured to promote discipline, community living, and emotional well-being. With dedicated hostel staff, evening study support, and a nurturing environment, students learn essential values like responsibility, teamwork, and personal care—turning their school years into a memorable and empowering experience.

Core Life Skills & Hostel Activities

Sewing & Embroidery – Girls stitch school uniforms and practice design work.
Wood Sculpting – Students create artistic sculptures under trainer supervision.
Carpentry – Hands-on training; students perform repair and woodwork at school.
Electrical Work – Includes rewinding motors, repairing ceiling fans, and fixing home appliances.
Sign Language – All learning is conducted in sign language; students gain fluency for life and work.
Speech Therapy – Provided especially for 5 cochlear implant students needing extensive training.
Hostel Life – Separate hostels for boys and girls; currently home to 135+ students.
Assisting Trainers – Teachers support vocational trainers by interpreting lessons in sign language.