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A major milestone is on the horizon for St Christopher’s School as construction on its highly anticipated new Senior School campus continues to progress at an impressive pace. Scheduled to open in 2026, the state-of-the-art facility is set to redefine secondary education in Bahrain and the wider region.
This week, Principal Simon Watson, joined by members of the Board of Governors, offered an exclusive tour of the construction site, providing a glimpse into what promises to be a transformative learning environment.
“Our vision has always been to offer more than just education — we are creating a space that inspires excellence, innovation, and global citizenship,” said Principal Watson during the walkthrough.
Once completed, the new Senior School will deliver the highest standards of the British Curriculum, as well as the International Baccalaureate (IB) and BTEC pathways. The expanded academic offering reflects St Christopher’s commitment to personalized, future-focused learning, preparing students for success in an ever-changing global landscape.
Excitement is building not only within the school community but across Bahrain, as the new campus symbolizes the next chapter in the school’s distinguished legacy. Rising from the desert with ambition and vision, the new Senior School affirms St Christopher’s position as one of the premier international schools in the Middle East.
The new Senior School will offer state-of-the-art facilities and will significantly enhance the educational experience for students, ensuring that St Christopher’s remains at the forefront of academic excellence in the region. Updates will be provided to the school community as the project progresses.
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The Bahrain School Falcons delivered a stellar performance at the international track and field meet in Aviano, Italy.
Demonstrating remarkable athleticism and determination, the Falcons ran, jumped, and threw their way to a series of new personal bests. Several team members earned automatic qualifiers for the Euros, while others clinched wild card entries, marking a proud moment for the school’s growing athletics program.
Beyond the medals and milestones, the event highlighted the spirit of teamwork and resilience that defines Bahrain School’s athletic culture. “Our students continue to push their limits while supporting one another , Bringing the true essence of a team,”
The opportunity to compete internationally against other schools reinforces Bahrain School’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded students through global exposure and extracurricular excellence.
As the Falcons prepare to take their talents to the European stage, their performance in Italy stands as a testament to their hard work, school spirit, and the strength of a program that encourages both competition and camaraderie.
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In a resounding celebration of musical excellence, three talented students from the British School of Bahrain (BSB) earned top honors at the prestigious Steinway Piano Competition, widely regarded as the highest level of piano performance in the GCC.
Facing fierce competition from across the region, Mingcheng secured second place in the 6–9 year old category, while Rancheng and Timothy achieved third place in the 10–13 and 14–17 year old categories, respectively.
This year’s final stage brought together elite young pianists from across the Gulf, including the UAE, with BSB proudly standing as the only school from the Middle East represented at this advanced level.
A Member of the school team shared that, ‘This exceptional achievement by our young musicians is a proud moment for Bahrain. Their commitment, discipline, and creativity continue to inspire our entire community.’”
The competition not only highlighted individual talent but also underlined BSB’s growing reputation as a leading institution for the arts. With strong emphasis on creativity and performance, the school continues to provide students with platforms to shine on international stages.
As applause echoed far beyond the concert hall, Bahrain’s future in classical music looks brighter than ever.
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In the presence of H.E. Dr. Mohammed bin Mubarak Juma, Minister of Education and Chairman of the Higher Education Council, Bahrain Bayan School inaugurated its University Fair for the 2024-2025 academic year as part of the school’s seventh annual Career Week.
Dr. Shaikha Mai bint Sulaiman Al Otaibi, Chairperson of Bahrain Bayan School’s Board of Trustees, along with several distinguished guests and university presidents, welcomed the Minister.
During the inauguration, the Minister toured the exhibition, exploring diverse university and institutional offerings. More than 30 local and international universities, educational institutions, and companies participated. At the end of the visit, the school presented a commemorative gift to the Minister in appreciation of his support for this significant educational event.
The exhibition aims to introduce students and parents to key educational and career opportunities, highlighting top academic programs, scholarship opportunities, and interactive workshops. Additionally, it includes field visits to professional sites, helping students better understand job market requirements and future study options.
As the largest event of its kind among Bahrain’s schools, the fair reflects Bahrain Bayan School’s commitment to providing a comprehensive educational platform that empowers students to confidently explore their academic and career futures.
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The American School of Bahrain (ASB) marked a significant milestone this weekend as it took center stage at the inaugural IB Day in Bahrain, held on Saturday, April 26, 2025. Organized by the Bahrain Association of IB World Schools (BAIBWS), the event brought together educators, thought leaders, and innovators from across the Kingdom and beyond, with over 400 attendees participating.
ASB’s presence was proudly felt through a series of compelling and forward-thinking presentations delivered by its faculty, each reflecting the school’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and global-mindedness.
Sawsan Shaker led a timely discussion on Intercultural Communication at International Schools, shedding light on the importance of cultural fluency in today’s diverse educational landscape. Meanwhile, Sarah Pillay inspired attendees with her dynamic session on Bringing Creativity into the English Language and Literature Classroom.
Demonstrating ASB’s progressive approach to technology, Nour Abuateyah and Enas Rabaiah co-presented a session on Digital Tools and AI in IB Arabic Teaching and Learning, showcasing the integration of cutting-edge tools into language instruction. In the realm of mathematics, Nader Khairallah conducted a workshop on Differentiation in Mathematics, providing practical strategies to support diverse learners.
ASB also celebrated the contribution of its IBDP Coordinator, Radia Ali, who played a pivotal role on the organizing committee. Her dedication helped shape an event that many are calling a landmark moment for IB education in the region.
ASB’s participation at IB Day reflects its leadership in the international education community and its role in advancing the International Baccalaureate (IB) philosophy within the Kingdom. As the school continues to champion inquiry-based learning, creativity, and intercultural understanding, its involvement in initiatives like these reinforces its mission to develop globally competent and compassionate learners.
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As part of the IB Middle Years Program (MYP), Ibn Khuldoon National School (IKNS) held the MYP Exhibition 2025, highlighting the Personal Projects of Grade 10 students.
This annual event serves as a platform for students to showcase their independent research, creativity, and critical thinking skills, reflecting their academic journey within the MYP framework.
The Personal Project is a significant component of the MYP, allowing each student to explore a topic of personal interest and develop a project that demonstrates their creativity, research abilities, and problem-solving skills.
Throughout the process, students engage in planning, refining Approaches to Learning (ATL) skills, and self-reflection, ensuring a well-rounded learning experience that fosters both academic and personal growth.
The MYP Exhibition not only provides an opportunity for students to present their work but also serves as a culmination of their IB MYP journey, reinforcing their ability to think independently and apply their knowledge in meaningful ways.
By producing a personal and creative outcome, students demonstrate the skills and understanding they have developed, preparing them for future academic challenges in the IB Diploma Program and beyond.
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What a magical day to remember! Canadian School Bahrain’s (CSB) talented preschoolers lit up the stage with their charming reenactments of beloved storybooks, proudly sharing their learning journey from Nursery to KG2.
It was heartwarming to see our little stars shine so brightly and even more special to hear the joy and pride from our supportive parents.
The event also celebrated the strong partnership between the school and its parent community. Laughter, applause, and cheers filled the auditorium as parents watched their little ones shine, capturing moments that will be cherished for years to come.
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Little Chris is an exciting programme of sessions for toddlers and babies to attend with their parents and carers. It is for families from across the island, not just for existing St Chris families. Little Chris has been set up to provide a friendly, welcoming place to meet other parents and support the development of their baby / toddler.
Our sessions are run by current St Chris practitioners, who are experienced in this field. We have our librarians, Arabic, music and sports staff teaching within the programme and this is proving to be very attractive to families.
Each of our sessions has a learning focus and these include sessions focused on physical development, creativity, musical skills, sensory exploration, story telling, communication and language development, and immersion in Arabic.
We welcome bookings from all members of the community, from all over the island. You do not need to have children at St Christopher’s School to attend – all families are welcome! Each session is BD5 per child and any siblings are free; for example a parent, a carer, a child under 3 and their younger sibling would all be welcome as one family group and would only pay BD5.
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St Christopher’s School Year 13 students, Antonios K., Ashlyn R., and Seongbin L., showcased their exceptional talent at the Cyber Guards Hackathon 2025, held under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Nasser bin Hamad Al Khalifa.
Competing against over 100 teams and 500 participants, they collaborated to develop an innovative cybersecurity solution, demonstrating their technical expertise and problem-solving skills.
Their project, Alice, is an AI-driven solution designed to protect the elderly from online threats such as phishing scams and cyber fraud.
By combining advanced AI technology with user-friendly cybersecurity measures, the team created a tool that promotes digital safety and awareness among vulnerable populations.
Their efforts earned them a spot among the top 20 teams, highlighting their ability to apply cutting-edge technology to address real-world security challenges.
Throughout the event, the students also gained valuable insights into modern cybersecurity practices, exploring tools used to safeguard IoT, cloud systems, AI security, and more. Their achievement is a testament to their dedication, innovation, and commitment to online safety.
We are incredibly proud of their success and look forward to seeing their continued contributions in the field of cybersecurity and technology!
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A Foundation of Values A Future of Excellence
Quality Education School Bahrain
We are thrilled to announce the grand opening of Quality Education School Bahrain, in Saar set to open its doors in September 2025 for the Academic Year 2025-2026. Building on over two decades of excellence, we’re proud to unveil a state-of-the-art campus designed to inspire, nurture, and empower every student.
A Journey of Growth
Established in 2003, Quality Education School Bahrain was founded with a clear vision, to provide a high standard of affordable international education to students across the Kingdom, Inspired by this vision of our founding father, Mr. Bhagwandas Kewalram, and the strong leadership of our Board of Directors, QES has evolved into a vibrant learning community known for academic excellence, innovative teaching, and a shared sense of unity. This commitment has made QES the trusted choice for over 2,500 Bahraini and international families.
As a K-12 British International School, QES offers a curriculum accredited by the British Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS), Cambridge, and Pearson Edexcel, while also incorporating the Bahrain National Curriculum, as accredited by the Bahrain Ministry of Education.
Our curriculum is crafted to foster students’ communication skills, cognitive development, and overall well-being, ensuring students are fully prepared for the future.
Our campus is a testament to modern innovation and thoughtful design for a capacity of 1500 Students from 3 years to 18 years of age. Key highlights include:
- Large, vibrant classrooms designed to foster creativity and collaboration, featuring cutting-edge interactive panels that bring lessons to life.
- Fully equipped STEM and Innovation Labs that encourage exploration, experimentation, and hands-on learning in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
- Dedicated Art and Design Studios for artistic expression, where students can dive into visual arts and expressive design with all the tools and resources
- Large Indoor and Outdoor Sports Fields that offer ample space for athletic development and team activities.
- Purpose-Built Early Years Spaces designed for our youngest learners, promoting holistic development through play and exploration in a safe and stimulating environment.
- Green outdoor areas, shaded play zones and a peaceful garden, offering students a relaxing and creative escape between classes.
- Modern, well-stocked libraries that inspire a love for reading, along with research and study spaces that support independent learning.
- A welcoming dining space where students can enjoy a variety of nutritious and delicious meals, encouraging healthy eating habits
- Dedicated areas for digital learning, equipped with the latest technology to enhance students’ understanding and skills in today’s tech-driven world.
- Advanced security systems, including CCTV, gated entrances, and dedicated staff, ensuring a safe environment for all.
- Dynamic Collaborative areas designed to foster teamwork, creativity, and hands-on collaboration, empowering students to work together and think critically.
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Abdul Rahman Kanoo International School (ARKIS) has proudly announced the remarkable success of its Plastic Challenge Campaign, held between November and December 2024, as part of its ongoing commitment to promoting sustainability and environmental awareness among students.
The campaign saw enthusiastic participation from students, with a total of 714 kilograms of plastic collected over two months. Leading the effort was Class 11R, which contributed an impressive 219 kilograms of plastic as a group. Individual accolades went to Mohamed Sowayed from Class 11K, who managed to collect a staggering 117 kilograms of plastic on his own, setting a shining example of personal dedication to the cause.
The Plastic Challenge Campaign highlighted the importance of collective action in addressing environmental issues and reinforced the school’s commitment to fostering eco-consciousness in its community. The initiative aimed to educate students about the critical need for reducing plastic waste and the role individuals can play in creating a cleaner, more sustainable planet.
“We are thrilled with the outcomes of this campaign,” a school spokesperson said. “Every step, no matter how small, contributes to making our planet cleaner and safer. This initiative is not just about collecting plastic—it’s about instilling lifelong habits of sustainability in our students.”
ARKIS extends its gratitude to all the students and staff who contributed to this impactful campaign and emphasizes the need to continue working toward a sustainable future. The success of the Plastic Challenge Campaign serves as a powerful reminder of what can be achieved when communities come together to make a difference.
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The halls of Modern National School (MNS) came alive with color, imagination, and artistic brilliance during the much-anticipated MNS Art Exhibition — a celebration of student creativity and expression.
The exhibition featured a stunning display of student artwork, showcasing a wide range of styles, techniques, and themes. From vibrant paintings and intricate sketches to mixed-media installations, every piece reflected the dedication, talent, and originality of MNS students.
Adding an exciting twist this year was the debut of the Makeover Challenge, which saw both students and teachers participating in a spirited and creative transformation contest. The challenge not only celebrated individual style and flair but also brought the school community together in a unique and engaging way.
The evening was made even more special thanks to the presence of our esteemed judges, whose thoughtful insights and encouragement added meaning to every submission. Their support helped create a memorable and inspiring experience for everyone involved.
A heartfelt thank you goes out to the art department, organizing team, and all the participants who made the night truly unforgettable.
At MNS, creativity continues to flourish — and this exhibition is a shining reminder of the power of art to inspire, connect, and celebrate the spirit of our school.
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Britus International School – Bahrain is proud to announce that the student Sama Ahmed Shawqi, in Grade 11-IB, has been selected as a member of the Friends of the Child Commissioner team at the National Institution for Human Rights in the Kingdom of Bahrain.
The team consists of 30 students chosen from various public and private schools, aged between 12 and 18 years.
The National Institution for Human Rights launched the Friends of the Child Commissioner team to support the work of the Commissioner, contributing to advocating for children’s issues and promoting their interests, as well as helping to develop policies and legislation aimed at protecting their rights.
The launch of the team took place during the first annual forum organized by the National Institution for Human Rights in collaboration with the British Embassy in the Kingdom of Bahrain, under the slogan “You Have the Right… You Have a Voice.”
The event was attended by His Excellency Dr. Mohammed Bin Mubarak Juma, Minister of Education, along with several officials, members of the Shura and House of Representatives, and other representatives of local and international institutions concerned with children’s issues.
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Nadeen School Bahrain’s School Council raised money over the year through Pajama Day and the initiative of Odd Shoes Day (an idea from the schools Y2 students). They met with the Chairman of The Bahrain Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BSPCA) to hand over their collection from these events. On behalf of the School Council, thank you all for your donations!
The BSPCA was established in 1979 by a small group of committed and passionate animal lovers. The Society was officially registered by the Bahrain Ministry of Labor as a humane, charitable, non-profit organisation dedicated to the welfare of animals.
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“Building Waves of Change: Capital School organises beach clean-up as part of global volunteer week! Let’s all work together to clean and save our environment.
The inspiring journey of our students left a lasting impact on our environment, one sandy step at a time.”
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Multinational School Bahrain is now officially recognised as a British School Overseas. The school was inspected against the BSO standards framework from 19th – 21st March and successfully passed in each category.
This was the first time that we had undertaken an inspection from British School Overseas and are incredibly proud of this outstanding accomplishment.
The report highlights the overwhelming happiness of our school family and the nurturing environment that our school possesses. We would like to thank our staff, students and parents for their support and dedication throughout this journey.
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