Ecole au Bahrain

BRITISH SCHOOL

The British School of Bahrain PO Box 15775 Adliya Bahrain - Tel: (+973) 17710878 Fax: 17710875 Hamala Tel: 17613330

Welcome to our school. This is a school where children work hard, play hard and get most out of life in a rapidly developing country. We pride ourselves on our academic success and our care for individual children. We are justly proud of our community spirit and open and friendly atmosphere.

We are a vibrant and successful community. Founded in 1995. The British School is innovative, forward looking and dynamic. However, we strive to retain the best of traditional values. Our mission is to offer a first class education, from Kindergarten to Sixth Form.

We are an independent school for boys and girls from the age of 3 to 18. We follow the British National Curriculum to GCSE and GCE level and have a well-qualified teaching and support staff, predominantly recruited from the United Kingdom.

If you can visit us, you will always be welcome. Bill Frost - Principal

Pour ma part, j'ai beaucoup aimé cette école, une directrice ouverte et accueillante, des profs sympas. Meme si votre enfant ne parle pas bien l'anglais, on se chargera de lui et on le feras progresser

Pour plus d'info, allez sur leur site http://www.thebsbh.com/

St. Christopher's

A British-style school in Bahrain

La seconde école que je recommande, extra !

Welcome from Ed Goodwin, Principal

From its modest beginnings in a villa forty five years ago, St. Christopher's has grown into a large, internationally renowned, non-profit making school with 2000 students from around fifty nations. These children and young people, from two to eighteen years of age, benefit from the excellence, dedication and hard work of our teachers and support personnel who work together to create an environment in which each student can learn effectively. more...

http://www.st-chris.net/ pour plus d'info

L'école Francaise ....

sans commentaire........

L'école française est une école privée à but non lucratif de droit bahreïnien qui offre depuis 1976 un enseignement de qualité en langue française. Elle est enregistrée auprès du ministère de l'éducation et gérée par la communauté des parents d'élèves.
On y enseigne les programmes officiels du ministère de l'éducation nationale dans le cadre de la convention signée avec l'agence pour l'enseignement français à l'étranger (AEFE).
Elle accueille aujourd'hui plus de 350 élèves, filles et garçons, de 3 à 16 ans, de diverses nationalités, scolarisés de la maternelle à la seconde.
Elle leur propose un enseignement renforcé de la langue anglaise et de la langue arabe (dans le cadre des obligations définies par le décret du Roi régissant les écoles privées).
Les cours sont assurés par des enseignants qualifiés, détachés du ministère français de l'éducation nationale ou recrutés localement sur diplômes par l'école ; tous sont accrédités par le ministère bahreïnien de l'éducation.

Ne cherchez pas un sourire affable ou la photo du directeur sur le site de l'école...y'a pas...je ne dirai pas mon experience dans cette école ni mes pensées...mais bon nombres de Francais mettent leur enfants à la British school ou meme à d'autres école..y'a matiére

http://www.ecolefrancaise.edu.bh/index.htm

D'autres écoles en images :

L'ecole Indienne...ou l'on dispense meme ds cours de Francais !

http://www.freewebs.com/isbfrench/

Une autre trés bonne école aussi, ou le mélange de culture et de religion est excellente et intelligente : Bayan School

Welcome to Bahrain Bayan School

Any school can teach students to read and write…

Any school can teach students mathematical formulas, physics, chemistry, or biology…

But only a school which believes that the education of personality is an extension of classical education will teach students how to think methodically, to express themselves correctly, to act maturely and to respect their environment and other fellow human beings. This is our goal at BBS.

This 2007-2008 school year sees the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the creation of BBS. It is time to review our past achievements, to confirm our philosophical choices, and to rethink our educational references.

At the time of its creation, the BBS was founded to provide a good basis for the children of a handful of parents who wanted their children to keep their Arabic roots, yet have the educational background to be able to enter European and American Universities. The school therefore concentrated its efforts on preparing students for exams. In fact, the majority of BBS students succeeded in international and national exams, allowing them to move on to great schools and universities.

Twenty-five years on, and the demands on educational institutions have grown. Parents do not only ask to get their children into great universities, they also want schools to instill an academic, social and personal behaviour in their children which gives them an edge over others. Whereas in the past it did not matter if BBS students blended in with every other student from other schools, nowadays students need to stand out.

This coming year and in the years to follow, the BBS will strive to consolidate its philosophical choices, to build itself an academic tradition and an educational policy which will give its students and alumni a distinctive pedigree and an edge over others. The educational and administrative staff will put every effort into ensuring that the BBS student will from now on be recognised for his attitude, maturity, intellectual and practical competencies and his entrepreneurial spirit. Our goal is to develop the BBS student into a willing learner, and one who is willing to perfect himself.

Nakhle Wehbe
Director General

http://www.bayanschool.edu.bh/default.asp?action=category&ID=9