Rabiaa Elementary School was founded in 1972 in Rabiaa village, 15 km away in western Raqqa countryside, and was named after the village by Rabiaa ibn Nizar ibn Maad ibn Adnan, a renowned Yemeni Arab tribe. Rabiaa Elementary school is an old school that has contributed to the graduation of many generations of learners and
Al-Adnaniah school was founded in 1974 in the village of Adnaniah, 15 km away in the north-western countryside of Raqqa, and the village was named after one of the most famous Yemeni Arab tribes (Adnani). The school currently has 596 students in its ranks, and is considered to be an old school that several generations
The Al-Hasaiwa School was founded in 1974 in the village of Hasaiwa, 3 km west of Raqqa city, and the village was named for its gravel-filled land. The school consists of two blocks and currently has 308 students. Me and my school project targeted the school of Al-Hasaiwa due the moral and material destruction it
Founded in 1971 in Al-Andalus village, 40 km away in the northwest countryside of Raqqa, Al-Andalus school was named after the Arab metropolis in Spain, which was known as Andalusia. Since its founding, many generations have learned and graduated from this school and currently has 190 students. Me and my school project targeted the school
Founded in 1998 in the village of Hawijat Faraj in the western countryside of Al-Raqqa Governorate, the village was named after a known sheikh in the area called Faraj, with the word “ Hawijah ” means a small island surrounded by water. The school has 147 students and students. “Me and my School” project targeted
Ibn Rushd School was founded in 1987 in the eastern village of Salhabiyah, 25 km from Raqqa city in its southern Western countryside and consists of two blocks, one of which is old, and the other is a two-storey modern building and that was built in 2000. “Me and my School” project targeted Ibn Rushd
Hawijah Attiq School was founded in 2009 in the village of the same name. The village is about 25 km from the city of Raqqa, named after a prominent farmer in the area and was called Attiq, while the word (Hawijah) means a small island surrounded by water. The school has 235 students. “Me and
Al Sawaf School was founded in 1998 in the village of Sawaf, 30 km from the city of Raqqa, a small school consisting of two prefabricated rooms with 41 students from the primary level. “Me and my School” project targeted Al Sawaf school after the team examined the effects of the vandalism, as the school
Founded in 1960 in the village of Gaderan in the western countryside of al-Raqqa governorate, the village of Gaderan is named after the land masses that are accumulated after ploughing the farmland. The Gaderan Rural School is the first of the village’s founding schools, with 270 students and students. “Me and my School” project
The Al-Rasheed elementary School was founded in 1998 in the village of Rasheed in the northwest countryside of Raqqa governorate, and the village derives its name from the name of Abbasid caliph Harun al-Rasheed, with 396 students and students from primary school. “Me and my School” project targeted Al-Rasheed school after the team examined the