What are the schools in Kabul like?
When we asked about the schools in Kabul, they said...
"Plan early and ask questions about available spaces. Last year there were not many openings. The school calendar is similar to that we had in the States. For Afghanistan, the school offers many resources, but not all High School Elective classes are offered every year - if you have needs for AP classes or specific math or sciences for college placement, check with the school in advance," commented one expat when asked about International School of Kabul in Kabul.
"International School of Kabul (ISK) is one of the best international schools in Kabul. Located in the heart of Kabul and run by a highly skilled team of teachers, ISK is dedicated to providing a rigorous and comprehensive educational program to students who are engaged in outstanding learning opportunities in both English and French. It is a multi-cultural, multi-lingual school, teaching a wide range of subjects from science, math, and social studies, to art and music, physical education, and environmental studies. Students are encouraged to explore their interests and develop strong skills for their future. The International School of Kabul also offers several bilingual options to meet the needs of their students. Its bilingual program, “Languages for All,” emphasizes instruction in both Dari and English, allowing students to benefit from the exposure to both languages throughout the day. This program helps students develop a greater understanding of practical communication skills and a deeper appreciation of cross-cultural dialogue. The Lycée Esteqlal, Kabul, is another excellent school offering a bilingual education in both English and French. The curriculum combines principles from the French educational system, with a focus on critical thinking, problem-solving and logical reasoning. It has developed strong ties with the Ministry of Education, creating an engaging and meaningful link between academic and social life. The Lycée also has programs designed to help students understand Afghanistan’s rich multicultural heritage, including classes in Afghan history, literature, music and culture. The French-Afghan school of Kabul is also a great choice for bilingual education. This school provides a unique curriculum, taught in both French and Dari. In addition to a comprehensive academic program, the school also offers a wide range of extracurricular activities such as sports, musical ensembles, and other activities that promote critical thinking and problem solving," remarked one expat living in Kabul with children attending .
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What are the schools in Kabul like?
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