Al Khor, Qatar: Cardiff Indian School, Al Khor, has marked an important milestone in its journey with a press conference held on October 4, outlining its vision, educational approach and plans to serve the Indian community in the region.

Chairman Dr. Hamad Al Kaabi and Principal Dr. Maneesh Mangal addressed the press conference and highlighted the school’s vision to provide quality, affordable and holistic education in a nurturing and progressive environment. 

The school is envisioned to cater to students from Kindergarten to Grade 12, following the Indian curriculum. The modern campus features facilities designed to support academic and overall development, including well-equipped classrooms, science laboratories, robotics and computer facilities, astronomy facilities, a library, art, music and dance spaces, swimming facilities, a multipurpose auditorium and indoor play areas.

The school leadership emphasised that a great school is built not only through infrastructure but also through its people. Teachers, students, parents and the wider community will play a central role in creating an environment where every child feels supported, valued and encouraged to discover their potential.

The school’s educational approach will focus on strong academic systems, individual student support, co-curricular and sporting opportunities, innovative learning and the responsible use of technology and artificial intelligence. At the same time, the management emphasised that teachers and human connection will remain at the heart of education.

The management also stated that Cardiff Indian School is committed to progressing the CBSE affiliation process in accordance with the prescribed requirements and procedures, with the guidance and support of the concerned authorities.

Cardiff Indian School forms part of the wider educational journey of the Cardiff group, alongside Cardiff International School, which follows the British curriculum, and its kindergarten education. Across its institutions, the group aims to place students at the centre of learning and help them develop into confident, capable, compassionate and responsible individuals.

The leadership expressed gratitude to the Ministry of Education and Higher Education, Qatar, the Embassy of India, parents, teachers, partners, well-wishers and the Al Khor community for their trust, support and encouragement. The management also thanked members of the media for attending the press conference and for helping share the school’s vision and developments with the wider community.

With the establishment of Cardiff Indian School, the Indian community in Al Khor has gained a new educational option, with the school aiming to provide students with opportunities to learn, grow, develop their talents and prepare for a brighter future.

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