A proud legacy of quality education in the heart of Malé, Maldives since 1989
Thaajuddeen School is a prominent government educational institution situated on Thaajuddeen Hingun in Malé, Maldives. Established on 7 February 1989 and officially inaugurated by then-President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom, the school was named after the esteemed Maldivian historian Hassan Thaajuddeen.
Originally opened as Thaajuddeen Primary School, it was renamed in 1990. The school expanded to include secondary education in 2002. In 2004, a new building was constructed with assistance from the Government of Japan, significantly enhancing its facilities.
Guided by its motto "Strive for Excellence," the school provides education for students from Grades 1 to 10, with a teaching staff of 118 and an enrolment of approximately 1,492 students.
The guiding principles that shape everything we do at Thaajuddeen School
The five values that define the character of every Thaajuddeen student
Our guiding theme that shapes the spirit of this academic year
Theme of the Year
Modern, well-equipped spaces that support excellent learning and student development
Fully equipped science labs for hands-on experimental learning across biology, chemistry and physics.
Modern computer labs supporting ICT education and digital literacy for all grade levels.
Dedicated health facility ensuring the physical wellbeing and safety of all students and staff.
Multipurpose audiovisual room used for presentations, screenings, assemblies and special events.
A well-stocked library encouraging reading, research and independent learning among students.
Outdoor and indoor sports areas supporting physical education, athletics and inter-school competitions.
Leading the school's academic vision, strategic direction and overall governance.
Morning Session — overseeing academic programmes, student welfare and daily operations.
Afternoon Session — overseeing academic programmes, student welfare and daily operations.
Subject leads ensuring curriculum quality, teacher development and strong student outcomes.
A representative body of parents and teachers working together to support the school community.
