Welcome Qaranracadde Primary School.
The school provides zero-cost education to school-aged local children. Registration, education, and examinations are free of charge. Every child of school age, from class 1 to class 8, has the right to receive a quality education at no-cost, regardless of tribal affiliation or family financial circumstances.
2026-11-07 – 2026-11-11
If ALLAAH wishes, Qaranracadde School will reopen for the 2026–2027 academic year on September 1, 2026. Parents are kindly requested to register new students before the school officially reopens. Please leave a comment and give us a like. For more information click here.
We are very happy to celebrate Qaranracadde School’s successful completion of the 2025–2026 academic year. Here you can see some of the photos taken during the beautifully organized school closing ceremony. We hope these moments will leave everyone with special memories. Please leave us a comment and support us with a like. For more information and photos from the ceremony, please click here.
As usual, Qaranracadde School has completed the 2025–2026 academic year and was officially closed on July 18, 2025. If ALLAAH willing, we will announce the school's reopening date in due course. Please stay tuned for further updates and official announcements from the school. For more information, click here.
Discover how Qaranracadde School is funded, supported, and provides free education for every school-aged Child.
The school, its administration, and its teachers are officially registered with the Regional State and Federal education authorities and operate in accordance with national education laws and standards.
The school's environment is safe, welcoming, and inclusive. Secure facilities, clean classrooms, and a respectful culture help every student learn with confidence and succeed.
To provide educational opportunities for local children, the Regional State Government funded the school's construction in 2009 and expanded it again in 2018. Since then, the local community has continued to support the school’s development and maintenance.
The school is supported by both the Regional State Government and the local community. The government provides 54.25% of teachers' salaries and other educational resources, while the community contributes 45.75% of teachers' salaries and students’ motivation. Together, they ensure the school continues to operate successfully.
The school administration works closely with the Regional State education authorities and local community elders to address challenges that may affect the quality and continuity of education. The legacy of this strong partnership is evident in both the school and its students.
Students' attendance, examinations, and all daily academic activities are recorded in the school's database. This helps teachers and parents closely monitor each student's academic progress and provide support where improvement is needed.
It is very easy to keep track of important information about every class at the school, including the class teacher, the number of students in each class, the subjects offered in each class, the teachers assigned to each subject, and the weekly timetable. Note: When the school year ends and the school closes, the class timetables will no longer be displayed.
It is very easy to keep track of important information about the subjects taught at the school, including the number of classes covered, the number of students enrolled in each subject, the teachers assigned to each subject, and the weekly timetable. Note: When the school year ends and the school closes, the subject timetables will no longer be displayed
The school administration and teachers are the backbone of the education system. Here, we can view their complete information, including full name, email address, phone number, assigned subjects, assigned class levels, and the weekly timetable. Note: When the school year ends and the school closes, the teachers’ timetables will no longer be displayed.
The purpose of having teachers, structured subjects, and clean classrooms is to educate the students. Every term and every school year, when the exam results are released, each class’s student performance report is published on the website. The report includes each student’s overall average, marks for each subject, class rank, and grade. Note: The top three students in each class are specially recognized.
Your support helps keep Qaranracadde School open and gives every student access to free education, essential learning materials, and a safe, healthy environment. Every contribution, large or small, helps the school continue providing these opportunities to our students. Please support the school with whatever you can.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) help us find answers to common questions about Qaranracadde School, including education, admission, students, teachers, classes, school services, and other important information.
Qaranracadde School is a primary school that provides education for children from class 1 through class 8 in the local community.
The school is located in Qaranracadde town, Gallaaddi District, Warder Province, and serves children and families living in the surrounding community.
The school’s goal is to provide quality education that helps children build a better future by supporting their academic, social, and personal development.
The school is managed by its administration with the support of teachers, parents, the local community elders, and the appropriate education authorities.
Any child who meets the school’s admission requirements, such as being of school age, may attend regardless of their family’s financial situation or background.
No. Admission and educational opportunities do not depend on a child’s tribal or family background.
Yes. The school welcomes both boys and girls and believes that every child deserves the opportunity to receive a good education.
Yes. The school provides free education to eligible students so that financial hardship does not prevent children from attending school.
The reason is that the school believes every child has the right to quality education, regardless of tribal background or financial circumstances.
The school mainly serves primary school-age children (6-15) years, who are placed in classes based on their educational level.
The school gives local children the opportunity to study close to home and helps build a better future for families and the community.
Yes. The school operates in accordance with the laws, regulations, and curriculum of the Regional State, as well as the educational standards applicable to schools.
The database helps the school organize information and manage students, teachers, classes, subjects, attendance, timetables, and academic records more efficiently.
Administrators, teachers, and other authorized users can access the school database, with different permission levels based on their roles.
Yes. The database is designed to work on computers, on tablets, and mobile devices.
Yes. The school database and website are available in both Somali and English. No other third language.
The school aims to provide parents with appropriate information about their children’s academic progress, attendance, and school participation.
The school monitors student progress through attendance, examinations, homework assignments, classroom activities, and other academic records.
Yes. The school recognizes and rewards high-achieving students to encourage their hard work and continued academic progress.
Yes. The school website may provide class information such as the class teacher, subjects, assigned teachers, number of students, and timetable.
No. Student results are displayed publicly only when they comply with the school’s result-release and privacy rules.
Yes. Visitors can select a subject on the website to view information such as its classes, teachers, timetable, and other academic details.
Yes. Depending on the school’s needs, a teacher may teach more than one subject or class.
Yes. Teachers manage assignments and related academic information through the school database system.
It helps parents, students, and the community know which teachers are responsible for different subjects and classes.
The school records attendance as Present, Absent, Late, Sick, or Excused, depending on each student’s situation.
They are published after the school administration confirms that all completed subject exams have been marked and entered into the school database.
Yes. Visitor can open an album to view photos and different detailed information about school events.
Yes. When comments are published, visitors can submit comments, which are reviewed according to the school’s moderation process.
Yes. When News and Gallery posts are published, visitors can rate or like the content.
Yes. A valid email address is required to submit a comment, while a phone number is optional.
No. Visitor’s email addresses is kept private and is not shown on the public comment page.
Yes. They can unsubscribe from school future updates and donation messages without affecting comments they have previously submitted.
The school keeps subscriber consent records so subscribers can continue receiving future school updates and the donation messages they requested.
Donations help the school continue providing free education and support important school needs that other resources may not fully cover.
Supporters can help provide school supplies, maintenance, textbooks, clean drinking water, technology, health support, teacher development, and other school needs.
The school shares important updates with the community through its website, announcements, meetings, and other communication methods.
The school website clearly displays a notice explaining why the school is closed and the date it will reopen.
Yes. Student, teacher, class, subject, timetable, and other school information may change each academic year.
A person can visit the school’s Contact section or use the available contact information to send questions or request more information.
Yes. If the guardian or student requests that the student’s name not be displayed with the awarding display, the request will be honored. The student may still receive the award privately as encouragement for their hard work.
Yes. If the student or their guardian declines the Top Three award, the request will be accepted and the student will be removed from that position. The next highest-scoring student will take the place.
The school believes that education creates opportunities and strengthens the community. It is grateful to the students, parents, teachers, community members, and supporters who help continue its mission.