AL-TAQWA PROFILE
Al-taqwa secondary school was opened in 1992 in Peshawar, Pakistan to serve the educational needs of Afghan immigrant children and youth. Al-taqwa is famous for its 15+ years of experience, equipped science labs for practical work, and skilled teachers. The school has developed and grown through an evolutionary process. It started as a primary school in a continually deteriorating socio-economic and complex emergency immigrant situation in Peshawar. Despite these circumstances, Al-taqwa became a leading primary and secondary school, delivering quality education from kindergarten to grade 12 for immigrant Afghan boys and girls. Though this situation posed numerous challenges, it also provided Al-taqwa with vast experience in managing and delivering quality education to these children. Since its inception about 4000 Afghan girls and boys have graduated from 12th grade, and have been accepted by various national and international universities. Following the establishment of the transitional government in 2001 in Afghanistan,
Al-taqwa strove to expand its services inside Afghanistan. In 2008, Al-taqwa received the opportunity to open its first branch in Kabul. Al-taqwa registered with the Ministry of Education (MoE) to deliver primary and secondary education to both girls and boys. Al-Taqwa has been implementing the standard national educational curriculum of MoE, this includes computer and English language curriculum which was added by the management of Al-taqwa. Subsequent to the successful completion of its first academic year in Kabul, Al-taqwa expanded its services to the evergreen province, Nangarhar. At the time being, the Nangarhar branch is covering around 1000 girls and boys in different classes. Vision
Al-taqwa envisions educating the children of Afghanistan with standard as well as new methods of education. Al-taqwa wants to be part of the first wave in the development, reconstruction and peace building of their country. Physical education
Al-Taqwa, since its establishment, has been always trying to engage their students in various sporting activities, such as: volleyball, cricket and baseball. Al-taqwa recognizes that physical activity is vital for the health of young children as well as reducing stress. Al-Taqwa Institute of Higher Education
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