Al Hekma International School Celebrates 40 Years of Dedication
Al Hekma International School (AHIS), a pioneer in quality education since 1985, proudly marks its 40th anniversary, celebrating four decades of academic distinction and student success. In recognition of its continued commitment to excellence, AHIS has recently received a 'Good' rating with Outstanding Features from Bahrain's Education & Training Quality Authority (BQA).
Fully accredited by the Bahrain Ministry of Education and three globally recognized institutions: Middle States Association (MSA), Cognia, and the International Baccalaureate (IB), AHIS continues to lead with innovation and strong academic standard. The school is also distinguished by Cognia STEM Certification, highlighting its dedication to forward-thinking, science and technology-focused education as well as MSA Service Learning certification that supports students' engagement in global and local community initiatives.
In line with its growth and vision for the future, AHIS is also undertaking a major campus expansion for the next AY 2025-2026. The project will introduce new learning spaces, enhanced resources, and upgraded facilities, all designed to foster an enriched educational environment aligned with global standards.
'We are proud to celebrate 40 years of delivering exceptional education,' said Mr. Mohanned Al Anni, the Chairman of the Board. 'Our commitment to academic excellence, character development, and innovation continues to guide everything we do.'
Families interested in learning more about Al Hekma International School and taking advantage of the special anniversary offers are encouraged to contact the school at [email protected] or call +973 17620820.
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