For Saturday & after-school Persian programs
Pardis, for the classroom.
هزار و یک، برای کلاس درس
Used in four Saturday schools across Europe and North America. Classroom mode lets a teacher cast a story to a screen, pause for vocabulary, and assign chapters as homework.
Half-price for Saturday schoolsFree for non-profits
Classroom · Saturday 10:30 am
12 students onlineCasting · Chapter I · page 4 of 9
Tap to highlight a word for the room
What teachers get
A whole hour of class, ready to go.
Classroom mode.
Cast any chapter to a screen. Tap a word — every student’s tablet syncs to the popover. Pause and resume the room together.
Printable sheets.
Each chapter ships with a one-page bilingual worksheet (vocabulary, comprehension, a small drawing prompt). PDF & A4.
Class progress.
See which students finished, which words they earned, which chapters still need re-listening. Export to CSV.
Group reading.
Assign a chapter for homework. Students arrive Saturday already familiar — class time becomes discussion, not first-reading.
Three age tracks.
Lower elementary reads along, upper elementary reads solo, middle school tackles the original Ferdowsi. One class, three depths.
Diaspora-native.
Bilingual English/Farsi by default. Works for the whole room — Iranian kids, kids of mixed marriages, kids learning Persian as a heritage language.
Pilot schools · Spring 2026
Four programs already running.
Hamburg Persian Academy
Germany · 24 students
Toronto Saturday School
Canada · 18 students
Brooklyn Iranian School
USA · 32 students
Stockholm Persisk Förening
Sweden · 14 students
My eight-year-olds learn Ferdowsi the way I never could in night school. They argue about Kaveh during recess.
Soraya Tehrani
Teacher · Hamburg Persian Academy
I was lesson-planning four hours every week. Pardis cut that to one. The chapters are the lesson now.
Farshad Karimi
Teacher · Toronto Saturday School
Bring Pardis to your classroom.
Pilot for one semester, free, with classroom mode and printables included. We’ll set up your roster in a 30-minute call. Schools under 20 students stay free for year one; £15 per student per year after that.