We hope that you are in good health and doing fine. You have experienced hard times, and quite a few of you have been scattered all over the world. It is to those who have stayed here or who have come back to Kabul that we particularly address this letter.

Many of you may remember the dilapidated and neglected state our school was in five years ago.

With financial aid from Germany, our School has again become a sightly building. Not only the facilities have been renovated, the Lycée itself has undergone a thorough overhaul – thanks to the efforts of Mrs Meyer-Oehme, one of the former teachers. The Lycée maslaki Jamhuriat has become a commercial high school where students now learn two foreign languages – German and English – and where they acquire solid computer skills starting as early as grade 8. In the upper grades, the girls can choose to either train for a position in the business community or in administration. There are nine buses to transport the students to the different suburbs of Kabul. Students who want to do their homework on the school premises in the afternoon are offered lunch at the canteen. At 3 p.m. the girls are taken home by bus.

However, a school is not only anchored in the present. When looking ahead, the heritage of the past should remembered, traditions should be upheld. This implies establishing contacts to the alumnae, who hand down their memories to today’s generation, to the future.

We would like to get together, to exchange experiences, and to have a look at our School, which is old and new at the same time.

We offer you, our dear alumnae, the opportunity to taste yourself the meals prepared at our canteen and to live a normal school day at the Lycée Jamhuriat as it is today.

We want to get together for tea and biscuits, talking about former times and exchanging the experiences made in harder times.

We look forward to seeing you on Wednesday June 28 at noon in your old School. If you don’t want to leave your toddlers at home – bring them along! We would also like to spend the afternoon with you. Stay as long as you can!

Unfortunately, we only know the addresses of very few of our former students.

Please help us to get the addresses of former students. In our modern times of the mobile phone, telephone numbers are most important. It is only with your assistance that this first meeting at the Lycée Jamhuriat can be made a success.

We are grateful for each telephone number you communicate to us.

Please give us a call!
Telephone number: Headmistress Mohsena Nuri: 0799012584
Telephone number: Deputy Headmistress Nurzia: 0202300035
Telephone number: Counsellor Qamar Yelda Karzai: 0799328862