A Visit that has Changed a lot of our Perspectives


We were highly affected by the way students, teachers and staff in U.K. were eager to know more about Lebanon and the schools in our country. They also suggested to have students' exchange visits so they can know more about our culture.
Moreover, we came back to our schools with new mentality that will bring massive change to our schools and our societies. 

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