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The Hindu: Creating leaders for civil society

The Hindu features the story of Salim, a student from a small Kenyan village who is benefiting from a free of cost world-class education, in the international and culturally rich environment of The Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa. Salim’s story illustrates how the Academy strives to give exceptional students of all socio-economic backgrounds an all-round education so that they become the leaders of civil society.

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The Hindu: Creating leaders and fearless leaners At AKA

Hyderabad: The Aga Khan Academy near Hardware Park perfectly fits into bill of a modern school that respects the age-old ethos and promotes space for every activity a child learns from apart from studies.

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The Times of India: School With Difference Nurtures Pluralism

Nikhila Henry, from The Times of India, describes her visit to The Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa, where she experiences first-hand how the Academy bridges diverse cultural and economic backgrounds, providing students with a rich learning environment that encourages pluralism and free thinking.

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Spotlights on Alumni

Spotlights on Aga Khan Academy alumni.

Transforming education – one teacher at a time

What does it take to improve an education system? The Professional Development Centres at the Aga Khan Academies are determining the answer to this question – one teacher at a time. To date, professional development programmes at the Aga Khan Academy in Mombasa have reached 1,688 teachers in the coastal areas of Kenya and, through them, more than 200,000 students – changing the way teachers teach and students learn.

International Student Exchange at the Academy

Three years old and on the verge of expanding, a programme that allows exceptional students from Tajikistan to attend the Aga Khan Academy in Mombasa, Kenya is fostering an exciting dialogue between countries and cultures, benefiting students as well as their friends, teachers, families and home communities.

Participants of the AKA Outreach Programmes

Said Mwabeha, the headmaster of a public school in Kenya, became a teacher because he wanted to positively influence a range of people. He aims to inspire students by employing innovative and participatory teaching methods he learned at the Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa's Professional Development Centre (PDC).

IB Diploma Students Graduate from the Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa

The Class of 2013 is the largest graduating IB diploma class in the 10-year history of the Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa. The graduation was an exciting and memorable moment, with meaningful speeches, music, and a grand celebration of the graduates' and the community's achievements thus far.

Salim Bhatia, welcome address at AKA Mombasa graduation

Speech by Director of Academies, Salim Bhatia, at the graduation ceremony at the Aga Khan Academy Mombasa

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