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Students watch as the first 3D printer in all of Badakhshan province begins to print a model An engaging story-teller sows the seed for a love of literacy at the AKELC ECD Centre A group of students perform a science experiment during chemistry clas* at the Aga Khan Higher Secondary School, Kuragh Previous Next AKES is one of the largest private, not for profit school systems in the developing world, operating over 200 schools and rigorous education programmes across 13 countries. In line with His Highness the Aga Khan’s vision of improving quality of life, AKES is built on a century of leadership in education, equipping young learners with the knowledge, skills, attitudes and values to thrive in a complex and dynamic world. At AKES, we teach students to make ethical choices, to embrace the strength of pluralism and to serve in their communities. Our success is borne out of a commitment to diligent scholarship and innovation, raising learning standards for ourselves and our students. More than 85,000 students and youth are enrolled at Aga Khan Schools, which offer rigorous national curriculum as well as competitive international curricula, including the renowned International Baccalaureate programme. a purpose-built environment for children 12 months to 4 years. The school is accredited with the UK National Day Nurseries As*ociation, welcomes children of all backgrounds and nationalities, and provides a Bilingual setting. In an effort to strengthen an alumni community, Aga Khan Education Service, Pakistan hosted the first-ever alumni reunion programme for November 23, 2018 – Khorog, Tajikistan - In November 2018, members of the Early Childhood Development (ECD) Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning Team, convened by AKES, as*embled under the leadership of Dr. Penny Holding, a consultant with several decades of experience in developmental psychology, child as*essment and systems design, and impact evaluation. On November 16, District Police officer Chitral Captain (R) Furqan Bilal inaugurated the three-day Science, Technology and Arts