About Us
Welcome to The Wembley International School. As one approaches the campus, the first thing that stands out is its imposing structure. The stunning earthy, rust-toned brick façade captures attention instantly and leaves a lasting impression at first sight.
The roof, clad with grey tiles and complemented by stylish mouldings, is reminiscent of venerable English institutions and reflects a classic Scottish architectural style—beautifully justifying the name of the school. The campus is aesthetically designed and equipped with modern facilities that cater to the diverse needs of students.
Spread over seven acres of land, the school boasts beautiful landscaping and well-developed, eco-friendly plantations. As you enter the campus, the overwhelming sense of space creates a powerful and lasting impression.
The facilities and infrastructure in this e-campus are state-of-the-art and designed with a futuristic approach. The school also features a spacious, well-designed waiting lounge and a front office equipped with modern technology, managed by professionally trained counsellors who warmly receive parents and provide assistance.
Late Mr. M. N. Ahmad Ghani (Founder, Z. A. Islamia College, Siwan)
Late Mr. M. N. Ahmad Ghani was a great intellectual, a radical thinker, an
outstanding literary genius, and an enlightened, forward-looking
educationist who founded Z. A. Islamia College in 1971 in Siwan — a region that was economically backward and
geographically isolated at the time. He realised that the wellbeing and future of society largely depended on education,
and that education was essential for the all-round development of the community.
He was gifted with a rare vision and was far ahead of his times. He was deeply concerned about the future of the youth of Siwan
and strongly believed that education alone could remove the obstacles to the progress of society. He was firmly convinced
that education was a means of fostering and cultivating the inherent potential of human beings, and that through it, mankind — individually and collectively — could march towards
progressive development. He dedicated his life to fulfilling this dream and rendered yeoman service to the betterment of society.
Mr. Zafar Ahmad Ghani (Chairman, The Wembley International School)
The Wembley International School, Siwan stands as the living testament of a man whose life was devoted entirely
to the service of education — our beloved Founder Chairman, Late Mr. Zafar Ahmad Ghani. Every wall of this institution,
every lesson taught within it, and every life shaped by it is a reflection of his extraordinary vision and enduring legacy.
Mr. Ghani welcomed every parent and child into this school with the same warmth, sincerity, and conviction.
He believed wholeheartedly that choosing the right environment for a child's education was among the most
important decisions a family could make — and he accepted that trust with the utmost seriousness and humility.
His deepest wish was for The Wembley to be more than a school — a place where every child would be nurtured in
true partnership between the institution and the family. He envisioned students who were well prepared not only
for the present, but for the world they would one day inherit. He dreamed of young minds growing into confident,
creative, caring, open-minded, and critical thinkers — individuals capable of leading and contributing meaningfully
to their society and the wider world.
He was equally committed to ensuring that every member of the school community — student, parent, and educator alike — felt happy,
safe, respected, and cared for. He held high expectations of behaviour, appearance, and personal conduct, and placed great faith in
the power of supportive, positive relationships to transform lives.
Mr. Ghani firmly believed that students must be challenged — to
discover their strengths and rise above their limitations. He built a team of dedicated educators and staff who shared his passion, and
entrusted them to offer every child a broad, enriched, and future-focused education — one that would cultivate critical thinking, problem-solving,
effective communication, and a deep sense of responsibility.
He led this institution by the ethos he held most dear:
Dream. Believe. Achieve.
