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IN 1959 seven-year-old Awali School pupil Raymond Stolz wrote: “In our classroom we have seven English and two Irish and three Scotch and one Welsh, three American, four Australian and three Duch, and we have twentytwo children all two gether. We all play very well and I like being in a glass of all nashens.”
ONE of Bahrain’s favourite schools – and arguably its best known around the world – has accepted its final intake of pupils.
