Latest Breaking News On - Hills international school - Page 1 : vimarsana.com

Watch Akrobeto's English-read speech at a school that got everyone laughing uncontrollably –

Red Cross, Afro Arab Youth give back to community

Youth

Red Cross, Afro Arab Youth give back to community

Youth

End Point Homeopathic Clinic Grants Scholarship To 18 Deserving Students

GTA and KIT embark on city tour for children on World Tourism Day

The Ghana Tourism Authority (GTA) in collaboration with Kids In Tourism (KIT), on Monday organised a tour dubbed, "An Accra city tour with the coach for children" to promote domestic tourism among children. The tour which forms part of activities to commemorate this year's United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO)…

Questions to Ask Yourself When Moving Your Family to a Condo

North Hills Int'l School Wins Best, Innovative, Well-Coordinated and Organised Private School of the Year

North Hills Int l School Wins Best, Innovative, Well-Coordinated and Organised Private School of the Year

North Hills Int'l School Wins Best, Innovative, Well-Coordinated and Organised Private School of the Year

North Hills Int l School Wins Best, Innovative, Well-Coordinated and Organised Private School of the Year

Last hole eagle gives Bundy the VW Scramble

Sport Peter Owen Premium Content Subscriber only An astonishing eagle on the final hole gave Bundaberg Golf Club a narrow victory in the final of the Volkswagen Scramble, held last week at Twin Waters. The team from Yowani Country Club was crowned the women’s champions in what was actually the 2019/20 final, postponed from late last year because of COVID-19. A final round of nett 56.9 gave Bundaberg a 163.7 total across the tournament to steal the win from RACV Club Healesville by just 0.4 shots. The par-3 17 hole saw only four birdies all day, yet Bundaberg found a way to secure a much- needed birdie thanks to Tim Russell, who drained a monster 50 foot putt to put himself within reach of personal back-to-back Volkswagen Scramble victories.

Amy – Ann Otoo: Imagine a world where teachers are replaced with computers

Computers are machines that have been programmed by individuals. People operate it to fit their demands.