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Tag Archives: schools in dubai
Keeping up with Kids
Keeping up with kids these days is practically a full time job. Juggling their hectic schedules requires military like planning to ensure each one is where he/she is supposed to be at any given time. It is a house of … Continue reading
Growing Pains
On Thursday afternoon just before pick up, a shiny white coach with black tinted windows pulled up to the school gates. A gaggle of excited Mums and Dads gathered on the pavement, waiting to welcome home their munchkins from their … Continue reading
Car chats part…..err…..can’t remember which part……
On our way home from school this afternoon, DS1 mentioned that a girl in his class told him ‘there is no such thing as Santa Claus.’ Glancing in my rear view mirror I could see DD nod her head knowingly. … Continue reading
Spring Fayre
The Spring Fayre is the highlight of the school’s fundraising calendar. It is a great day of fun where the teachers, the PTA, parents and children come together as a community to help raise as much money as they can … Continue reading
Merry Christmas Dubai
Today I received the good news that some of my Christmas cards made it to their European destinations. I am sooo pleased. The cards were cute; pictures of camels with red santa hats lounging in the sand, UAE landmarks, Christmas trees … Continue reading
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Who needs Google?
Not us here in the Middle East: we have Expatwoman! Expatwoman is the first stop (and a one stop shop, at that) for anyone thinking of relocating to the Middle East, especially, Dubai. I had not yet moved to Dubai … Continue reading
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