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TZ tennis player eyes Mombasa event

Sara Alidina gets featured in Tanzanian paper as she aims to excel in the National games for table-tennis. 

Monday, May 28, 2018
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Residential Campus calendar

Please note these dates are subject to change. More specific, programme related information will be given as it becomes available.

Date and Event Notes
August 19, 2011
after 4:00pm

Move-in day for new residential students
Students move-in, accompanied by parent. Parents can stay the night in Mombasa and come back to campus on Saturday for breakfast. Parents depart after lunch.
August 20, 2011
before 6:00pm

Move-in day for returning students
Students to return to The Academy. Parents are encouraged to drop off their child and meet their new Dorm Parent.
September 6, 2011
Senior School Prize Giving
On the 6th, awards ceremony at 2:45pm for Senior School students to recognize outstanding achievements from the 2010/2011 academic year. Parents are welcome to attend.
October 14-15, 2011
Parent-Teacher
Conference and last day
of school before mid-term
Parents are highly encouraged to attend the Parent-Teacher conference during the day. Students are able to go home for the mid-term after meeting respective teachers. If parents do not attend, students still need to meet their teachers. Students will be able to leave for holidays only after meeting with teachers. Students are also able to remain on campus for the holiday.
October 23, 2011
Mid-term ends
Students are required to report to school by 6pm.
December 9, 2011
Last day of school before December holidays
Students are able to leave for holidays after 1:30pm. Please arrange flights after this time. The Academy officially closes on Saturday, December 10 after lunch.  
January 3, 2012
December holidays end
Students are required to report to school by 6pm.
January 6, 2012
Move-in day for new residential students
Students move-in, accompanied by parent. Parents can stay the night in Mombasa and come back to campus on Saturday for breakfast. Parents depart after lunch.
February 15, 2012
Last day of school before mid-term and residential camp
Students may leave after 4pm. Please do not make transport arrangements departing earlier than 5:30pm. Students may remain on campus for the holiday.
For students in Years 6-8, the residential community goes on an expedition. The camp is mandatory for all students in Years 6-8 and is optional for older students. The cost of the trip is Ksh 10,000/student.
February 19, 2012
Mid-term ends
Students are required to report to school by 6pm.
March 29-30, 2012
Parent-Teacher
Conference and last
day of school before
April holidays
Parents are highly encouraged to attend the Parent-Teacher conference during the day. Students are able to go home for the mid-term after meeting respective teachers. If parents do not attend, students still need to meet their teachers. Students will be able to leave for holidays only after meeting with teachers. Students are also able to remain on campus for the holiday. The Academy officially closes on Saturday, March 31 after lunch. 
April 15, 2012
Easter holiday ends
Students are required to report to school by 6pm.
June 22, 2012
Last day of school
Students must clear with the Dorm Parent before they may leave. School ends at 12pm. Please do not arrange any transport before 4pm as students need to clear their belongings.

Academy Book Week Schedule

AKA Maputo Parental Questionnaire: July 2020 [EN]

 
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You can select multiple checkboxes if you have multiple children attending the Academy.
Please prioritise the below four options, one being most preferred and four being least preferred
OptionPreference (Select 1-4)*
School re-opening on August 10th as per the calendar with a phased introduction of classes to ensure health and wellness
School postponing a phased opening until 1st September 2020 but with online learning taking place from August 10th
School re-opening in August with online learning until mid-term in October
School continues to provide online learning until Jan 2021

Enrichment Programmes

Enrichment programmes enable students to realise their potential in a variety of settings beyond the classroom. Students develop a sense of self-awareness and an understanding of school and community needs and opportunities. They also learn how to apply their gifts and skills to make a positive impact.

At the Academy, we believe in a balanced, rounded, comprehensive school experience. As this includes both academic and co-curricular experiences, we encourage our students to do their best both in and outside the classroom.


We offer outstanding sports facilities that include:

  • Swimming and diving pools
  • Cricket, soccer and hockey pitches
  • Basketball and volleyball areas
  • Tennis and squash courts
  • Dance studio
  • Gymnasium
  • Athletics tracks 

Children with special sporting gifts will be encouraged to develop their talents in every way. Children with special gifts in music, art or drama will similarly be encouraged through opportunities to practise and perform while at the Academy.

Our enrichment programmes are clustered into three main streams, each with a different focus:

Expression

Whether through visual or performing arts, this cluster engages students to think creatively and express their identities and thoughts aesthetically. Through theatre, art, music and drama, students learn to work together and infuse their projects with values and lessons from other parts of their schooling. Individual and collaborative creative projects emphasise growth and development through personal challenge, ultimately resulting in achievable personal goals.

Action

The student as a reflective practitioner is a basic tenet of the action cluster. Through physical sport, both competitive and non-competitive, students are challenged in their physical growth, and learn values such as good sportsmanship, teamwork and ethical behaviour. We encourage them to extend themselves by trying different activities and working with teammates to pass on their knowledge. In line with developing the student as a whole, a healthy lifestyle complements and enhances academic achievement.

Citizenship

At the Academy, we encourage knowledge and understanding of humanity and civil society. Through their involvement in citizenship activities, students gain an understanding of the practical implications of their work and study. By collaborating with community groups on sustainable projects, they develop an appreciation for human rights, human dignity and of how their actions impact the world around them.

 

To learn more about the Academy's programme, please visit the Academic Programme page.

Dar Teen Ready to Upstage Kenyans

Majuto Omary reports on Sara Alidina's victory at the Mombasa County Games as she heads to the Regionals in Malindi.

Sunday, June 11, 2017
The Citizen on Sunday

Peace Summit 2019

This Thursday and Friday, the Humanities Department will be hosting our 7th annual PeaceSummit. In a two-day workshop facilitated by DP1 students, our year 9s and students from schools around Mombasa will learn and discuss topics related to "Conflicts over Resources."

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Meet the Staff

Senior leadership team

   
 
Head of Academy    

Suvina Shunglu

 

Principal Senior School

   

Fahmida Chowdhury

 

Principal Junior School 

   

Shatila Reza

 
Dean of Studies    

Joseph Sydney Hamkari

 
Head of Finance    

Karim Nathu

 
Dean of Admissions    

Paul Davis

 

Administration and support services

Personal Assistant to Head of Academy

    Fariza Sddika  
Finance Manager    

Abdullah Al Jaber

 
Head of Administration    

Malik Mahemood

 
Facilities and Maintenance Manager    

Kazi Atiqul Haque

 
IT Manager    

K.M. Habib Uddin

 
Head of Human Resources    

Annie Sharmeen

 
Human Resource Specialist    

Ayesha Sirajee Leena

 
Security and Transport Manager     

Mahmudul Hasan

 
Tansport Supervisor     

Mustafizur Rahman

 
Procurement Supervisor    

Delwer Hossain

 
Communications Manager    

Monjure Alahi Haider

 
Communications Officer    

Ahmed Hasam Rabbi

 
Admissions Manager    

Momtaz Mumu

 
Food Services Manager    

Mohammad Mainuzzaman

 

Junior school faculty

Principal    

Shatila Reza

 
PYP Coordinator    

Tanjina Hossain

 
Early Years Coordinator    

Shahnaz Khan

 
Administration Assistant    

Zohra Virani

 


Homeroom Teachers

KG1     Karima Salim Jiwani  
KG2     Jannatul Ferdous  
KG3     Islama Khandoker   
Grade 1     

Fahmida Sharmeen Rahman

Kaniz Taskina Trisha

 
Grade 2     

Shama Ahmad

Humayra Rayhana Khan

 
Grade 3    

Nadia Tazrin Chowdhury

Hosna Ara

 
Grade 4    

Saadiah Shams Shakhawat

Tasnim Janan

Fatema Bushra

 
Grade 5    

Farjana Mobin

Anjuman Ara Begum

Sabina Yasmeen

 

Teaching Assistants

Junior School    

Nadya Malik Mahemood

Sadia Chowdhury Bushra

Naziat Islam Shupti

Zarmin Samdani

Neshma Gilani

Afrin Shahid

Farhana Afroj Khan

Rafa Mahmood

Syeda Nafisa Fahrin

Sonia Islam

NafisaTasneem

Mubina Rahman

Uzma Perveen Lisa

Aafra Fatema Karim

Nafisa Nawar

Tajim Chakma   

Md Shakhawat Hossain

Noor Salam        

Kamrul Islam

 
     

 

 

Single Subject Teachers

Art and Craft    

Saiful Hoq Shadal

 
Physical Education     

Tasnuva Haque

 
Music    

Sanchita Saha

 
IT    

Ashraful Alam

 

Student Learning Support Unit

Student support coordinator & learning support Lead

   

Maliha Afzal

 

Learning Support Teachers

   

Benta Odipo

Hilde Napeñas

Neculai Pieptu

Sushma Sen

 

Professional Development Centre & Outreach

Head of Professional Development Centre and Outreach    

Md. Musle Uddin Bhuiya

 

Senior school faculty

Principal

Administrative Assistant

   

Fahmida Chowdhury

Farida Ali

 

Diploma Programme Coordinator

Middle Years Programme Coordinator

   

Usha Kasana

Ira Srivastav

 

Theory of Knowledge Coordinator

   

Jina Saha

 

Business Teacher & Supervisor of Sports' CAS and Activities

   

Munira Karim

 

Lead Teacher Performance Art and Personal Project Coordinator

   

Vishwajit Shinde

 

Library

Syeda Mukta Begum (Head Librarian)

Zahura Begum (Junior School Librarian) 

Mir Adiba Awlad (Teacher Librarian)

Science

Ira Srivastav (Lead) 

Anika Tasfia Rodoshi

Abul Fazal M. Shahriar
Shahriar Rashid Khan

Rokaiya Ahmed

Ramisa Bushra
Salsabil Tabassum Synthia (Physics)

 

English 

Raja Sen  (Lead)

Nusrat Amena Shampa
Aziza Choudhury
Sultana Nasrin Chowdhury
Mohammad Tanvir Amin 

Raida Mominul

 

Bangla 

Rokhsana Afroz (Lead)

Mukta Jasmine

Mafruha Rahman

Mousumi Islam
Shamima Nasrin Shanta
Rifat Ara Islam
 

Mathematics

Manasi Biswajeet Mallick (Lead)

Fatima Momin

Nazifa Rezwana Haque

Mohammad Zafar Mahmud

Shamanta Sharmin Shithi 

Tabassum Binte Jamal

 

Expressive Arts (Design)

Atia Maqshura (Lead)

Shammi Akhter Chowdhury (Computer Science and EE Coordinator)

Syeda Naushin Tabassum

Fahmida Khatun (Visual Art)

Md. Shakhawat Hossain Bhuyian (Visual Art)

Syeda Naushin Tabassum

 

Humanities Department

Jina Saha (Lead)

Kazi Jebun Nesa
Momena Farzana Hossain
Tasnia Tabassum
Mahmuda Akter (Integrated Social Studies)
Nabila Islam (Service Learning Coordinator)
 

Physical Health Education (PHE) 

Amit Ahire (Lead PHE Teacher and Wellness Coordinator)

Most. Ulfat Zahan
 
Classroom Technology Integration  
Md. Ramim Ul Haq
University Counsellor
Nusrat Sharmin
 

Infirmary

Medical Officer: Dr Mahin Hossain 

 

         

 

         

To contact any staff via email, put their first and last name together and separate it with a "." followed by @agakhanacademies.org (ex: john.doe@agakhanacademies.org).  

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