A guide to Dubai's new private schools and their fees
With prices from Dh14,500 to Dh77,600 per year, the new schools offer a wide variety for parents and children
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With prices from Dh14,500 to Dh77,600 per year, the new schools offer a wide variety for parents and children
Will a former factory in Greenwich be transformed into a private school? FacebookTwitterEmail A proposal is pending at Town Hall to allow an indpendent school to open at 200 Pemberwick Road.file photo GREENWICH — A new independent high school for students who have dyslexia and other language-based learning differences could open on Pemberwick Road later this year, pending town approvals. The Cedar School is seeking to move into the second floor of the old tool-and-dye factory at 200 Pemberwick Road. The proposal needs approval from the town for a change in use, from business to mixed use. I...
After a 3-1 win over the Avengers, Wolues players celebrate their unbeaten season By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway In their biggest test of the season, unbeaten Wolues fended off an aggressive and stubborn Virgin Gorda Avengers, 3-1 on Saturday, to bring the curtains down on their Futsal League campaign at Cedar School. “It was a good game, exciting, physical, our girls aren’t used to that much physicality so they were a bit intimidated for a while but they played well, held their ground, made some good plays,” Wolues Coach Peter Van Zoost told Island Sun Sports. “It was a ...
VG United Goalie Kimberly Smith secures the ball ahead of Avengers Kelaine Smith’s attempt on goal By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway A ferocious battle between Virgin Gorda crosstown rivals Avengers and VG United at Cedar School on Saturday, ended their Women’s Fustal Match in a 3-3 draw, where VG United was seeking to claim outright bragging rights, after beating the Avengers, 2-1 in their first encounter. The seesaw tussle saw Avengers goals coming from Keithrece Smith, Kelaine Smith and Ebony Fahie, for a 3-2 edge after VG United’s Kezia Gumbs scored twice. Standing inside her bo...
Wolves players in blue, seeking to get ball control from her Panthers opponent PHOTO. Nia Davies By Dean “The Sportsman” Greenaway League champs Islanders are seeking to add the BVI Football Association’s President’s Cup to the title they won last month, when they face the Virgin Gorda Sugar Boys at 4 p.m. on Sunday in Greenland, in the finals of the Clash of the Big 4. Islanders De Andre Rogers, Ranalie Cain scored from the penalty spot and striker Kevin Fisher added another goal, as they beat the Panthers 3-1 in the semifinals heled on Virgin Gorda on Sunday. Timothy Louisnel scor...