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Grade 1 students enjoying school

Meet Beatrice Mecha, English language and literature teacher

MAD Night registration 2021

International Beach Clean-Up Day by Ocean Eyes

Grade 3 students showcase "How we express ourselves"

Photo gallery

Students at the Academy Library

Grade One students and teacher

Independent learning activity

Answering questions at the board

Collaborating with classmates

Getting to know new friends

Well-designed classrooms facilitate learning

Sharing a story with a friend

Individual study time

Informal time with friends

After school study in the residential campus

Heading back to the classroom

A shared moment

Moving between school activities in the Academy Building

Learning about architecture at the Academy building

Group activity in the classroom

Getting help from the teacher

Junior School students at the Academy

Outdoor recreation time

Enjoying outdoor game time

Playing Cricket

Campus Pool Area

Junior School Playground

Student Residences

Learning Percussion in Music Class

Chemistry Laboratory

Senior School Arts Building

Amphitheatre

Group Art Project

Boys' Residences

Studying with Technology

Reading Time

Room at Girls' Residences

Walking Around Campus

Preparing for a Performance

Studying with Friends

Delicious and Nutritious Mealtime

Actively Participating in Class

Spending time with Friends

HYD 0042

Campus Courtyard

Academy name:

Hyderabad

Class of 2017 update – IB DP results and further education

U11 Girls Triangular Hockey vs Jaffery Academy & Braeburn Mombasa International School

03 March 2015 (at BMIS). All the best to our team!

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Mombasa

Class of 2014 Graduate, Novej Panjwani, Shines at Robotics Hackathon

Class of 2018 students admitted to some of the best universities worldwide

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About the AKDN

The Aga Khan Academies are a programme of the Aga Khan Development Network (AKDN). The AKDN is a group of development organisations with mandates that include the environment, health, education, architecture, culture, microfinance, rural development, disaster reduction, the promotion of private-sector enterprise and the revitalisation of historic cities. AKDN programmes are conducted without regard to faith, origin or gender. [ Find out more ]

Education in the AKDN

The AKDN has been involved in education in the developing world for over a century. Its education programmes cover a wide spectrum of activities, from early childhood to post-secondary education, teacher training, literacy programmes, school improvement and educational policy reform. The Aga Khan Education Services, the Aga Khan Foundation, the Aga Khan University, the Aga Khan Academies and the University of Central Asia are the Network's lead organisations in education.

Partnerships

The Aga Khan Academies have established partnerships with governments and educational institutions around the world.
Current partners include:
The IB | Government of Ontario | AFD | UBC | Concordia | UCLA | CSUN | Ryerson
Ministries and Departments of Education in each of the countries within which our schools operate.