Spotlights
The students, faculty and parents of the Aga Khan Academy are socially conscious group of people committed to the development of their communities, their nation and civil society in the world at large. They understand that knowledge is a lifelong process of inquiry that leads to intellectual and personal growth. In this section we offer some vignette of the Academy family who is driven by the common goal of making a positive contribution to their society.
Spotlight on Alumni
Elias Okwara:
Ethical Leadership, A Cornerstone of Progress
“No man is an island and that we as a global society need each other.”
Spotlight on Parents
Daniel Tende:
In Search of the Very Best
Daniel has observed phenomenal changes in his children since they started coming to the Academy. "Overall, it's the best education system I have seen."
Peter Mbuga:
Watching Leaders Grow
“At the Academy, the students are taught to be self-supportive. The world is changing and they are being groomed for change.”
Spotlight on Students
Rachita Shah:
A True Champion
“When participating in any swimming championship, my goal is always to better my previous times. Although, once I break a record, it makes me happy to know that my hard work during training has paid off well.”
Adil Safdar:
Inspired by the IB Vision
"I want to be successful, be a leader, give back to the community, and lead a balanced life."
Nafisa Abdul Hamid:
Changing the World
"Thanks to the school and what it has done for me, I feel that I am changing the world for the better."
Karishma Bhagani:
All-Rounded With a Clear Focus
“The work we do at the Academy is more advanced and prepares us better for our future.”
Soraiya Merali:
At Home in Her New School
“The teachers here make it their priority that you know what you are doing and that you understand the work.”
Spotlight on Teachers
Catherine Gambo:
Teaching is a calling
“We need to be motivated first as instructors and then expect that enthusiasm to pass on to our students.”
David Ocheing:
Ongoing Quest for Learning
"For me, just the fact that parents come and tell me that their child now loves math is enough."
