In 2022, AMSEN students visited the National Assembly, serving as both visitors and young self-advocates. They engaged with the Prime Minister and government officials, emphasizing the importance of services for students with neurodevelopmental disabilities and advocating for inclusion and educational…
AMSEN proudly supports its students’ participation in the Special Olympics, where they showcase resilience, skill, and teamwork in sports like football and track events. Recent highlights include top finishes, such as 2nd and 4th positions in the 200m race, reflecting…
AMSEN proudly participated in the International Conference for Autism and Neurodevelopmental Conditions (ICAN) in 2023, showcasing students’ work and forming valuable partnerships with international organizations. Students delivered an impressive performance, and the Principal’s ground-breaking presentation highlighted AMSEN’s global impact.
AMSEN students visited Julius Nyerere International Airport, exploring air travel processes from check-in to baggage claim. They learned about domestic and international travel, gaining hands-on insights that made transportation an engaging and tangible subject.
One of the memorable field trips was to the Dar-es-Salaam Zoo, where AMSEN staff and students explored a variety of animals, birds, and reptiles. This trip provided students with firsthand knowledge about different species and their habitats, fostering an appreciation…
AMSEN proudly hosted the Uhuru Torch at its campus, providing an incredible opportunity to spotlight the achievements and talents of our students. The event highlighted the inspiring collaboration among ALMIIS campuses, with overwhelming support from the community celebrating AMSEN’s impact…
In 2023, AMSEN’s dedication to nurturing athletic talent reached new heights as four outstanding students—Iman, Iago, Humayl, and Mohamed—were selected by the Tanzania Para Swimming Association to represent the country on the global stage. This remarkable achievement highlights the exceptional…
