School Anthem
The school anthem was originally composed by a former principal of the school, Mr. Salem Abdul-Baki. In 1997, during a routine assembly, he played the audio version of the anthem via radio to hundreds of students on the basketball field.
| Arabic | Transliteration | English translation | |
|---|---|---|---|
| معهدي يا نفحة من أدب | Maa'hadee ya naf'hatan min adabi | My school you are a breath of culture | |
| فجر نور ساطع لم يغب | Fajaru nuri saato'e llm ya'ghebe | A dazzling horizon which never dims you are | |
| معهدي يا نفحة من أدب | Maa'hadee ya naf'hatan min adabi | My school you are a breath of culture | |
| فجر نور ساطع لم يغب | Fajaru nuri saato'e llm ya'ghebe | A dazzling horizon which never dims you are | |
| ينشر العلم ويعلي رايه | Yan'sharu el-alama w yu'alee raa'yahu | Knowledge you spread and uphold its flag | |
| نتحدى زاهيات الشهب | Yan'hadden zehe'yaate el-shuhabe | A challenge to each bright star | |
| معهدي يا معهدي يا نفحة من أدب | Maa'hadee ya maa'hadee ya naf'hatan min adabi | My school, my school, oh my school, breath of culture |
The Lebanese and Nigerian national anthems are also played on Monday mornings.
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