The children all attend an international, English immersion school, normally located in the centre of town in a purpose built school building from the late 19th century. For the past year this building has been closed for refurbishment and the kids, and me, have had to trek across town to an interim school. Made up of barracks the school has been remarkably comfortable, though it lacks a gym and a room big enough for assemblies. In addition the drive is quite long, not to mention expensive.
However, this week, after 14 months of exile, they’re finally moving back!! Tomorrow will be the final day in the barracks and on Monday there’s a grand opening of the “new” school! I can’t wait to see what they’ve done to it.
To be continued...
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