Kherad Persian School (IMTS) is a mixed school catering to students aged 6 to 18, offering primary, GCSE, and A-level education. Our commitment lies in the active involvement of students, parents, and teachers to ensure that students gain confidence, acquire essential skills, and enjoy a fulfilling educational journey.
The objectives of Kherad Persian School are to inspire and enhance students’ proficiency in four key areas: Reading, Speaking, Listening, and Writing in Farsi. Additionally, the school aims to deepen students’ connection with their cultural heritage through celebratory events and ceremonies.
Apart from possessing expertise and ample experience in teaching Persian, a passion for working with children and adolescents, as well as creativity in imparting educational concepts, are key criteria for selecting teachers.
The education group is dedicated to selecting educational resources, particularly textbooks, and aims to offer students diverse educational materials for Persian lessons.
All staff members undergo DBS/CRB checks.
Kherad Persian School (IMTS) operates as a non-profit organization staffed by volunteers.
Due to English being the students’ primary language, mastering Persian poses a growing challenge. Kherad School has endeavored to create an engaging environment by using modern educational approaches, considering students’ individual traits (such as age and familiarity with Persian). Furthermore, the school has aimed to foster collaborative work among students, promoting close communication during class and break times.
At Kherad Persian School, the academic calendar aligns with the educational calendar in England. This includes coordinating half-term and end-of-semester holidays with mainstream schools. Every semester concludes with an exam period.
Similar to schools in England, the academic year at the Persian school begins in September and comprises three semesters—autumn, spring, and summer. Tuition fees are due at the start of each semester and can be paid via check, cash, or the school’s bank account.
Each student is required to have one book per academic year, obtainable for purchase through the school at a price ranging from £25 to £35, depending on the level.
Regular parent-teacher meetings are scheduled before each semester’s exams, providing an opportunity to discuss the students’ academic progress. IMTS earnestly requests parents to attend these meetings at the specified time and date.
From 12:15 to 12:45, students have a break. It is advisable for students to bring a nutritious snack and drink for this time. The school aims to offer entertainment and sports equipment during this break, with full supervision by school staff. The school takes responsibility for ensuring the safety and well-being of the students during this time.
In addition, if the weather is favorable, following having their snack, the students will be guided to the school yard for playtime.
Conversely, if the weather is unfavorable, the students will enjoy indoor activities in the hall.
Furthermore, the school is insured during its operational hours.
IMTS commemorates various festivals such as Yalda night, Christmas, and Nowruz, with their dates included in the academic calendar. The culmination of each academic year features a picnic day where students receive annual certificates and prizes in a special ceremony.
Classes commence at 11:00 AM every Saturday and conclude at 2:00 PM.
Kherad Persian school, situated in the Mill Hill district of Barnet, London, conducts its classes at Copthall High School. The school is conveniently located near Hendon Central and Mill Hill East underground stations, with the closest subway/over ground rail station being Mill Hill Broadway.
Meanwhile, the closest bus, is bus 221, stops right in front of the school gate. Another option, bus 113, is a short distance away at the intersection of Page Street and could be your next choice for reaching the school.