Qandil School in Takia, Chamchamal district, officially reopened its doors on February 17, 2026, following extensive renovations after the recent devastating floods. The reopening ceremony was attended by the Minister of Education of the Kurdistan Regional Government, the Governor of Sulaymaniyah, local officials in Chamchamal, as well as the school’s teaching staff and students, marking a significant milestone in restoring education, stability, and hope for the local community.
The renovation included full structural repairs as well as the provision of essential educational supplies and stationery, ensuring that students could return to a safe and fully equipped learning environment.
Students greeted the reopening with excitement and enthusiasm, eager to reconnect with their classrooms and continue their studies in a revitalized space. The Kurdistan Foundation emphasized that the reconstruction of Qandil School reflects its commitment to building resilient educational infrastructure and supporting the next generation, even in the aftermath of natural disasters.
The reopening reflects a strong commitment to creating meaningful opportunities for learning and growth. The students’ joy and readiness to return further reinforce the mission of belonging, building, and becoming
The revival of Qandil School stands as a powerful symbol of community resilience, collaboration, and the enduring importance of education in fostering a brighter future for young learners
