Bell
The story of Nader
Produced by Mehdi Kavandi (Matekava production) 2019

Our Stories
In this section, you will read the stories and daily events of the school. Stories that come from every day and every moment under the surface of school. At first glance and in the eyes of many people, the work and programs of a school may be repetitive and boring, but if you get closer to the school and the children one by one, you will see that dozens exciting events are happening every day. Stories remembering events that remain in the minds of students and teachers for years, become a part of our lives, stories that form the basis of many deep and lasting friendships. In this section, we will tell you these stories

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Projects
The story of the self-governing schools is not just about me, it is about the tears and smiles of thousands of Afghan refugee children. It is a story about how the Iranian public schools closed their doors to thousands of refugee children and how hundreds of homes became schools for refugee students.
The story is about hundreds of young Afghan refugee girls and women who took action, empty-handed but with great motivations and hopes, especially in a society where it is believed that females should either stay in the house or in the cemetery. Self-governing schools are the old story of lanterns in the darkest days for many Afghan refugee children both in the past and present. A story that began about thirty years ago and still continues today.
