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About Anardara Model Schools

Twenty years, 12 branches, three provinces.

“About Anardara Model Schools” is part of the yearly programme of Anardara Model Schools. Students, teachers and parents worked together to prepare it, and the result inspired everyone who took part.

What happened

  • Students from several grades presented their work.
  • Teachers gave guidance and support throughout.
  • Parents came to celebrate their children’s effort.

For more information, please contact the branch office.

“About Anardara Model Schools” is part of the yearly programme of Anardara Model Schools. Students, teachers and parents worked together to prepare it, and the result inspired everyone who took part.

What happened

  • Students from several grades presented their work.
  • Teachers gave guidance and support throughout.
  • Parents came to celebrate their children’s effort.

For more information, please contact the branch office.

Our mission

To give every child a safe school, caring teachers and an education that opens doors.

Our vision

Graduates who think clearly, act honestly and serve their communities.

Educational approach

Active, student-centred lessons, small classes, and science and computer labs in every branch.

Haji Abdul Qadir Anwari
Message from leadership

A message from the chairman

Dear parents, students and friends, Twenty years ago we opened our first classroom in a rented house in Karte Seh with forty-two children, seven teachers and one simple promise: that every child who walks through our door will be known, respected and taught well. Today that promise is kept every morning in 12 branches across three provinces. A school is not its buildings. It is the teacher who stays after class to explain a lesson again, the librarian who finds the right book…

Haji Abdul Qadir Anwari

Founder and Chairman of the Board, Anardara Model Schools

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Our branches

Injil Branch

Herat

Injil, Herat

Grades 1–12 · Morning and afternoon shifts

Omid Hashimi