There are three well-wishers who contributed generously to the creation of Medhu Vidhyalam.

Adham Leppi (Aatal Meppi Odaliyar)

       10 years before the construction of this school, he set foot on the ground within the western boundary of the school. As he was one of the founders of Ang/Ashraj Vidyalayam in 1951, he worked with his colleagues to develop this school with that experience.

  Alibar Mukaidin Bawa

He was one of the early settlers in Duraniat Estate, where the school is situated. Mullin's workers in acquiring the land for the school and setting up temporary shelters during the Arals period worked for many years for the development of Matasala even after the school was started.

 Akkaraipattu Al Fathimiya Vidyalaya 15.03.1968 

Although it was started on that day, it was the 1962 Male Dila that seeded it. The land on which the school is situated, which was a coconut plantation, was obtained from the land owner as a sales agent and divided into resources and sold by the late Muhammad Abu Bakar Chinnakuttyar). M.L. Adam Lebai Odaviyar and Thangarasa had set aside a resource with the good intention of setting up a school in the area.
In 1962, Marhum A.R.M.Gia Dutdeen (Salim Master) met the above mentioned three and got involved in setting up a school here. Marhum MA Abdul Majid, Member of Parliament for Didta Voor Constituency from our town, promised to take initial steps for setting up the school and to register it as a government school.
According to the recommendations of the education authorities, the practice of setting up a padasa in that area was to set up a temporary shed on a land of not less than half an acre and run a school with some students only.

Those who were members of parliament of our area in the development of this school. The contribution of education officials from the education office and some notable parents who lived and are living in the area is very high. Among them are retired officer T. Ibra Levy, former Zonal Education Director ULM. Hashim are worth mentioning