Flip through the latest issue of Gulf Weekly.
The newly-installed BD53,000 (£100,000) multi-sensory room at The Children's Academy in Hamala looks more like a mini discotheque with neon lights than an integral tool of the sensory curriculum introduced by a special needs school.
The kingdom is set to become home to one of the fastest and most exciting water parks in the region.
EDUCATION chiefs in Bahrain have decided to allow individual private school governing bodies to decide whether pupils return to class during Ramadan.
Experiential Learning is receiving a lot of attention lately and it is very close to the heart of AIESEC, the world's largest youth leadership development organisation, which sends young Bahrainis across the globe to experience different ways of living and working.
BUCKLING up on every journey was on the agenda at Little Gems Pre-School in Barbar as both children and parents learnt the importance of using seat belts and child seats during Traffic Awareness Week.
Music and song along with dance, drama, visual arts, poetry and literature form the overriding themes of Bahrain's much awaited Spring of Culture programmes this year.
IN a serious move to gain residents' support for a clean and litter-free Bahrain, the kingdom's municipalities have united to instigate a major awareness campaign.
BUCKLING up on every journey was on the agenda at Little Gems Pre-School in Barbar as both children and parents learnt the importance of using seat belts and child seats during Traffic Awareness Week.
I have just finished participating in my latest, and sadly my last, Model United Nations conference at the YLC in Al Hekma School.
At the beginning of February we reported on the St Christopher's School pupils embarking on a trip to Thailand to help build facilities for local schools. Here, Year 13 student Georgie Bradley writes of their experiences
The US Navy is taking a more aggressive approach in its anti-piracy operations in the Gulf of Aden and plans are being drawn up to put suspected pirates on trial, a senior navy commander said this week.
After five years as a gallery assistant hosting exhibitions for renowned local, regional and international artists, Jehan Saleh has finally carved her own niche in the art world with her first solo exhibition.
