A fruitful visit

We had an exciting week . The visit to the Schools in UK affected us positively. It was an opportunity to meet headteachers who facilitated our visit and teachers who shared us their experience .It was great to meet lovely kids who were eager to learn some words and letters in Arabic.They were curious .They asked lots of questions about our country. It was an opportunity to practice a learning session in my partner school and to bring back letters from year 5 in Uk to grade 5 in my school .It was impressive to have an Arabic signature in one of those  letters . 
We look forward to having the reciprocal visit.My student will be excited to write back to their penpals and to share more activities.
Tharwat Fawaz


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