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Art is relaxing only after a lot of hard work.” These honest and simple words formed part of 18-year old Nawal Sadeq’s biography alongside his work showcased at the Al Bareh Art Gallery, Adliya.
A total of 316 students graduated from the New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) at a ceremony held at the Gulf Hotel’s Gulf International Convention and Exhibition Centre.
More than 250 Quality Education School students celebrated World Environment Day.
A cheque for BD100,000 was presented by Batelco to Al Rahma Centre, Riffa, which provides care to people with mental disabilities.
The British Council in Bahrain this week awarded the winners of the ‘Climate Change’ drawing competition at its premises in Manama.
Sheraton Bahrain Hotel marked World Environment Day in association with Public Commission for the Protection of Marine Resources, Environment and Wildlife.
New committees for Bahrain Keraleeya Samajam (BKS) women’s wing and children’s wing for 2007-2008 were inducted at a ceremony at the BKS auditorium, Manama.
The Chaoss Gymnastics team performed at the monthly assembly of the St Christopher’s Junior School, Saar.
More than 60 works of art by late Bahraini painter Abbas Al Mahroos went on display yesterday in a posthumous show at the Arts Centre.
High-achieving students of Al Fateh Pre-School were honoured at a special graduation ceremony.
The Indian School held a ceremony to honour 144 students for their academic achievements.
An annual general meeting was held by the Parents Teacher Association (PTA) at the St Christopher’s Junior School, Saar.
The French School of Bahrain has become the first school outside France to grant its students a Pedestrian Licence.
The American Women’s Association donated BD397.400 to the children’s ward at Psychiatric Hospital, Salmaniya.
