Located in the historic Wadi Abou Jmil district of Downtown Beirut, Ahliah School—historically known as The Ahliah National School—is a distinguished coeducational institution renowned for its pioneering, non-sectarian heritage dating back to 1906. Providing education from early years through senior school within the Lebanese national education framework, it emphasizes social responsibility, critical thinking, and civic engagement. This enduring legacy and community-centered ethos make the school unique for parents seeking an authentic, historically rich learning environment in the heart of the capital.
What teachers and parents say
Positives
- Dedicated and caring faculty praised by parents for fostering students' confidence and personalized academic growth.
- Warm, inclusive community culture with a welcoming, family-like environment and progressive values.
- Holistic and student-centered focus, emphasizing well-rounded character development, critical thinking, and the arts.
Negatives
- Challenging campus access due to the school's location in a high-security downtown zone prone to roadblocks and checkpoints.
- Logistical and transport hurdles, notably the lack of a dedicated school bus service and downtown traffic congestion.
- Address
- Wadi Abou Jmil, Downtown BeirutBeirutLebanon
- [email protected]
- Phone
- Lebanon (+961) +961 137-2960
- National education system
- Lebanon
- Levels
- Early years, Primary, Middle school, Senior school
- Enrollment
- 677
- Faculty
- 70
- Students
- Coeducational
