Education Program
Reshaping the future through education
At the heart of our endeavors lies the IHF Education Program, a driving force in shaping the future of Bangladesh. We are committed to ensuring every child has the right to education and a nurturing environment to pursue their aspirations.
Aligned with the national curriculum set by the NCTB (National Curriculum and Textbook Board), our schools cater to primary and secondary education. With a vision extending beyond, we aim to establish school campuses across Bangladesh, offering free education nationwide. Our goal is to create a sustainable solution for marginalized rural communities, fostering widespread access to quality education throughout the country.
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school campuses all across Bangladesh
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It's Humanity Foundation (IHF) Schools
With 10 branches across 6 districts, the IHF School enrolls 650 students yearly, providing them with a nurturing environment that encourages them to pursue their dreams. Our school focuses on creating a fun learning space, offering:
Interactive teaching with storytelling and periodic assessments
Regular fun activities for growth and wellbeing
Diverse extracurriculars including sports, science fairs, clubs, and cultural events
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Cultural activities
School children engage in various cultural activities, including plays and art exhibitions, fostering confidence, communication, and teamwork skills.
Scientific exploration
School children actively participate in annual Science Fairs, promoting learning in science, technology, and teamwork.
Artistic showcase
Children showcase their talents through dancing and singing performances, enhancing self-confidence and self-expression.
Community engagement
Children actively participate in IHF events, fostering connections with sponsors and well-wishers, and providing them with hope and inspiration.
Our campuses
IHF School Syedpur Campus
Inaugurated on Jun 4, 2010
The Syedpur branch of IHF School, also known as The Kites Academy, was the inaugural campus established by IHF. Located in New Babupara, Syedpur, it currently offers free education, healthcare, and a nurturing environment for 173 students from Playgroup to Class 8. The campus is staffed with 7 full-time teachers.
IHF School Tongi Campus
Inaugurated on Aug 24, 2014
The Tongi branch of IHF School was the second school campus to be established by IHF and currently provides free primary education to 94 students. It has also employed four full-time teachers to conduct the classes and look after the children.
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IHF School Nur Nagar Campus
Inaugurated on Jan 2019
IHF School's Nur Nagar campus provides free primary education to 120 students, creating jobs for 3 teachers. The initiative addresses the dire living conditions of 40 families in Saidpur's Nur Nagar, an area lacking proper amenities. IHF's Community Development project led to the opening of the school, offering education to the previously unschooled children in the community.
IHF School Tabalpur Campus
Inaugurated on 2021
The IHF School Tabalpur campus in Sylhet was established to address the closure of a local school during the 2020 pandemic, after discovering the lack of schooling for the children in the area. Currently, the campus provides free education, healthcare, and a conducive environment for 133 students from Playgroup to Class 5, facilitated by 2 full-time teachers.
IHF School Kolcondo Campus
Inaugurated on 2022
IHF started a new school in a remote island area located in the northern part of Bangladesh called Kolcondo. Kolcondo is a remote union under Gangachara upazila in the district of Rangpur. Around 400 families live in this area where they have very limited access to quality education, health and hygiene support, and other necessary facilities.
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IHF School Bansbari Campus
Inaugurated on Jan 2022
The IHF campus in Bansbari, located in Syedpur, Nilphamari district, is a joint initiative of Aastha Trust and It’s Humanity Foundation (IHF). Inaugurated to fill the void left by the closure of the only local school post-pandemic, the school now offers free education, healthcare, and a nurturing environment for 26 students (Playgroup to Class 2) with two dedicated teachers.
IHF School Panchkhola campus
Inaugurated on 2024
Panchkhola Primary School, serving 200 families in a marginalized community, educates children from backgrounds of day laborers, garment workers, and rickshaw pullers. With four committed teachers, it offers classes from playgroup to 5th standard, five days a week. Enrolling 108 students, the school prioritizes gender inclusivity, with 63 girls and 45 boys, reflecting its commitment to universal education.
Chakar School (চাকার স্কুল)
Bangladesh's first digital mobile school
"Chakar School: The School On Wheels" is Bangladesh's first digital mobile school, addressing the literacy and early childhood development gap among marginalized children in urban slums. We develop tailored digital content, seamlessly integrating government-approved curricula for effective and interactive learning.
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Alok School (আলোক স্কুল)
The school for children with special needs
Education must be accessible to all, regardless of birth circumstances. With this belief, It’s Humanity Foundation and Amar Daraz created Project ALOK, a program for special children. 'ALOK,' meaning light, represents our commitment to making education a universal right. Through sustainable practices, we aim to illuminate the minds of underprivileged youth with the light of education.
Transforming Lives Through Education
Creating Bright Futures for Children
Building a Strong Foundation for Success
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teacher training sessions
students who completed the curriculum
Project ANKUR (অঙ্কুর)
Child Welfare Center
In 2019, IHF launched 'Ankur,' a mental health development project for its schools, prioritizing children's well-being. Dedicated to nurturing a healthy environment for steady mental growth, 'Ankur' ensures comprehensive care for children's overall mental health.
Increase awareness of the importance of child welfare among students.
Identify and report possible abuse or negligence of students.
Serve as a resource for child welfare agencies.
Cognitive development activities
We implement mandatory cognitive development activities for students weekly.
Guidance counselling
We guide both students and parents on how to navigate common situations.
Awareness campaigns
We conduct campaigns to create awareness about relevant issues.
Mental health support
We establish a mental health care program and provide teacher training sessions.
Sponsor a child's education
Donate today to support our school and help provide a quality education for our students. Every contribution makes a difference!
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