Schools
Medavakkam has a number of schools catering to students from Kindergarten to Higher Secondary.
Few of them are:
- SAHASRAS PRESCHOOL, Montessori School, Aishwarya Gardens
- Apple kids, Jayachandran Nagar
- Kinderstand Pre School,Jayachandran Nagar
- Global Kids, Jayachandran Nagar
- ABC Montessori(American Pre-school),VGP Pushpanagar
- Christ the King School, VGP Pushpa Nagar
- Zigma Matriculation School, Veerabadra Nagar
- BS Matriculation School.
- St. Joseph's Matriculation School, Medavakkam Junction
- BVM Global at Bollineni Hillside
- PSBB Millennium at DLF Garden City
- Ravindra Bharathi Global School, Keelkatalai (Opp. Mahatha Petroleum)
- Headstart at Sholinganallur
- Bharathi Vidyalaya (Perumbakkam Road)
- Boaz School CBSE (Tambaram Velacheri Road)
- Zigma Matriculation School
- Kidzee (No 1/630 A, Sowmiya Nagar, Sastha Nagar Main Road)
- Eurokids
- Little Millenium (No.7 & 8,11th Cross Street,Radha Nagar,Perumbakkam)
- Nethaji Vidyalaya Mambakkam Road
- St.John's public school (Near Isha Signature villa's Perumbakkam)
- Vidhya Matriculation Higher Secondary School (Near Pudhu Nagar Bus Stop)
- iPlay iLearn (Roja Street, Sabari Nagar Extension, Medavakkam) - http://www.ipilmedavakkam.com
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