The primary purpose of our school is to preserve and promote the rich cultural heritage of Ethiopia. It aims to educate students about Ethiopian history, traditions, languages, music, dance, and values, ensuring that future generations remain connected to their roots and appreciate the diversity and depth of their culture

Our school usually offer a wide range of subjects and activities, including Amharic language classes, traditional music and dance, Ethiopian history and geography, cultural customs and etiquette, and lessons on the country's various ethnic groups. Some schools may also include cooking classes featuring traditional Ethiopian cuisine and workshops on traditional arts and crafts.

Our cultural schools are designed for children of any background who have an interest in learning about Ethiopian culture. While they often serve Ethiopian diaspora communities, they welcome children from diverse ethnicities and backgrounds. The school aims to be inclusive, offering programs that cater to different age groups, ensuring that all students can explore and appreciate the richness of Ethiopian culture.

Attending an Ethiopian cultural school helps students deepen their understanding of Ethiopian culture and heritage, fostering a sense of pride and identity. It also promotes cultural awareness and appreciation, enhances language skills (particularly in Amharic or other Ethiopian languages), and strengthens connections within the community. For members of the Ethiopian diaspora, it provides a meaningful way to stay connected to their cultural roots while living abroad.