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New Horizons School Bahrain

29/1/2014

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Thanks to Mr John, Mr Baju and Mr Saju from the New Horizons School in Bahrain. They brought me in to present a Brain Day to 4000 people - parents and students or their amazing school. I had a ball - and was four meters tall on the LED display behind me. It's clearly an exciting school to be attending. I watched the finals of their dance competition and wow! .. impressive.
I look forward to getting back to the Middle East some day.
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3/11/2017 10:35:56 am

School is the very first learning place for kids. I personally visit this Bahrain school , this school has nice teaching staff , also giving too much opportunities to kids to show their natural abilities in all kind of activities. I really enjoyed the school festival because kids perform beautiful drama theme with great confidence.

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15/11/2022 05:24:50 am

Good blog posst

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