THE French School of Bahrain, also known as Lycée Français MLF de Bahreïn, is undergoing a significant revamp this summer, with a BD2m expansion project aiming to bring some je ne sais quoi to its thriving Busaiteen location.
CHAOTIC life mixed with chilled interludes together inspire American artist Pamela Arent and she is looking forward to watching her contemporary abstract visual art pieces come under the microscope at a major exhibition opening tomorrow in the kingdom.
Social Studies can be a very dry subject, littered with facts that students don’t really need to know, only to regurgitate in exams that measure how much they can remember, not what they understand.
Last season was the one that got away for Lewis Hamilton and the triple Formula One world champion is not prepared to let that happen again in 2017. His heart is set on reclaiming his crown.
WHENEVER my British family and friends fly into the kingdom for the first time, they always insist on getting a genuine taste of the Middle East and that normally means a trip to the souq for a Bahraini breakfast or a wander down Shawarma Alley at tea-time.
Le Meridien Bahrain City Centre will be hosting a special F1-themed iteration of its ‘Sweetest Brunch’ from 12.30pm-4pm on April 14. The price is BD18++ inclusive of soft drinks or BD30++ inclusive of a free flow of select beverages. Book for 10+ people and receive a 20 per cent discount.
The equine world is about to go hi-tech with the introduction of the world’s first made-to-measure riding saddle that connects to a mobile phone to rein in the advantages of modern technology.
