My journey into education began long before The Garden of Knowledge existed. It began in community rooms, makeshift classrooms, and charity centres across Bahrain, where I met children who were doing their best with so little. I saw how deeply they wanted to learn, how much they could achieve, and how unfair it felt that only circumstance stood in their way. Those years stayed with me. They shaped the way I see children, families, and opportunity. When I eventually opened The Garden of Knowledge it was with a quiet determination to create a place where students felt safe, supported, and seen.

“True learning blossoms from confidence, not just curriculum. We wanted a space where students felt safe to explore, and success was measured by the spark of curiosity and the courage to try.”

Our vision is rooted in humanity. We want to build centres that are the go-to places where students feel encouraged, parents feel genuinely heard, and progress is measured not just by grades, but by confidence and growth.

As we expand, I am determined that we never lose the warmth and sincerity that shaped our beginning. Growth, for us, is not about numbers or prestige, it’s about reaching more people who need us, and keeping the heart of our work intact. I want students to walk into our classrooms and feel possibility, feel confident that our award winning centers will get them where they want to go.