ILAC เฎชเฎพเฎฐเฎคเฎฟ เฎคเฎฎเฎฟเฎดเฏ เฎชเฎณเฏเฎณเฎฟ
Indian Language and Art Centre
Since its establishment in 2013, the Indian Language and Art Centre (ILAC), currently operating under Agaram Ltd, has been a leading institution in the community, dedicated to teaching Tamil language, Kalari, Parai, and other cultural and art courses. ILAC has successfully trained numerous students ranging from nursery to GCSE level in partnership with the British Tamil Examination Board. In addition to hosting Kalari classes accredited and trained by the World Federation Kalari and Parai classes in association with Nimirvu Kalaiyagam, ILAC has previously offered courses in Hindi language and Pencil art too. The centre also collaborates with various organisations to conduct events such as Thirukural competitions, speech contests, and Patti Mandram debates such as Northern Tamil Association UK. With a commitment to quality education, ILAC maintains small class sizes with no more than 5 to 6 students, ensuring personalised instruction by dedicated teachers.
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From Our Events
Latest Events
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ILAC Delivers at NTA Deepavalli 2025
Over 60 ILAC students lit up the stage at the Northern Tamil Associationโs Deepavali Kondattam 2025 in Manchester, bringing the ancient Tamil epic Silapathikaram to life through Kalari, Silambam, Bharatham, and Parai. Their powerful performance, crowned by a 20-drummer Parai finale showcased how Tamil language and art continue to thrive in northern England and beyond.
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ILAC at Northern Tamil Association Deepavali Kondattam 2025!
Get ready for a spectacular celebration! ILAC โ Bharathi Tamil School students will take the stage at the Northern Tamil Associationโs Deepavali Kondattam 2025 in Manchester, performing the timeless Silapathikaram tale through Kalari, Silambam, Bharatham, and Parai โ showcasing the beauty and strength of Tamil culture in northern England.
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ILAC Annual Day 2025
Celebrating 12 Years of ILAC Our 12th Annual Day on 17 May 2025 brought together over 130 attendees for an afternoon of Tamil culture, music, dance, and student performances. We were honoured by a supportive message from Kim Leadbeater MP. Watch the highlights on our YouTube channel!
