Have you ever heard a story about a school that was once only for girls? Aminiya School, standing proudly on Chandhanee Magu, has a rich history. It opened its doors in 1944 and was the first secondary school for girls in the Maldives. The school was founded by Mohamed Amin Didi to give young women the same opportunities as boys. For many years, Aminiya was the only secondary school for girls in the whole country. The school has seen a lot of changes over the years. It is now a co-ed school for both boys and girls. It has a rich history of serving the community and giving students a chance to learn and succeed. Today, Aminiya School is a symbol of progress and education in the Maldives. It continues to educate young minds, but today it is not only educating girls, but also boys. While it used to be the only all-girls school, Aminiya welcomes every student, helping to create a more inclusive and educated society for all. This is the story of Aminiya School, a place where history and progress meet, and where young people can learn and grow.
Bridge View
Marvelous isn’t it? This is Bridge View in Malé. From here you see the China-Maldives Friendship Bridge. It’s more than