Octay school for primary stage is a school that was modernized and inaugurated with the onset of the crisis in Syria, named after a Syrian fighter from al-Raqqa governorate, the school is located in the western village of Salhabiyah , 30 km west of Raqqa city, and includes 342 students from the stage The first.
Hawi al-Hawa Al- Gharbi primary school is located in the western countryside of Raqqa governorate, in the area of Hawi al-Hawa, about 10 km from the governorate center, and this name, which means fresh air, was released on the side of its beautiful climate. The Hawi al-Hawa school was built nearly 40 years ago and
Al-Salhabiyah Al-Sharqiyah Primary School was founded about 20 years ago in the village of Salhabiyah (20 km) west of Raqqa city. Despite its modernity, as well as its long-term closure during the war, it is considered a distinct school, with many of its students completing their university studies, and many engineers and physicians have studied
Elementary School of Al-Sbahyiah Al-Gharbyiah was built some 30 years ago in Al-Sbahyiah neighborhood on the western outskirts of Raqqa city, and the neighborhood derives its name from Sbahi, the owner of the land on which the neighborhood was built. Al-Sbahyiah Al-Gharbyiah is a relatively small school with a student population of 379. The project
Hawi al-Hawa Preparatory School was established 20 years ago in the village of Hawi al-Hawa, about 10 km from Raqqa city, towards the west. The village was named this name, which means fresh air, due to its beautiful climate, with a population of about 1700 inhabitants, according to the 2004 census. The Hawi al-Hawa Preparatory
Al-Salhabiyah Al-Sharqiyah Preparatory School was established about 20 years ago in the eastern village of Salhabiyah, about 20km west of Raqqa city. According to the 2004 census, the population is about 1,800, and the number of students in the school reaches 150. “Me and my School” project targeted Al-Salhabiyah Al-Sharqiyah after surveying the devastation caused
Abdullah Suleiman School is a modernized school opened in 2012 in the western village of Salhabiyah , about 30 km west of Raqqa city, the school derives its name from the first victims of the Syrian war from Raqqa Governorate, and the school includes 321 students from the first stage. “Me and my School” project
GAV for Relief and Development launched “Me and my Schools” project on 20 March 2019, which aims to create a favorable environment for the residents and children of Raqqa city and the area of al-Qahtani in Raqqa suburb to engage them in the educational process in a coordinated and orderly manner, and encourage the displaced