The England Hi-Tech School
Dear all
England school management honor to inform you that approach to 1.6.2015 will start to establish the first kind of kindergarten in Jerusalem city.(elmukaber mount )
We are honored by your presence immediately after the completion of the readiness of the place to inaugurate our kindergarten
Our kindergarten will contain variety entertainment and creative materials and games.
Because we believe that there are many of our children have the intelligence and common sense, but they lack the support and need for establishing and helping to develop their skills as positive.
Kindergarten specialize for (3-4-5 years) assumes the principles of education by modern ways and activities in terms of conversations and understanding the language; to help And assist the development of children by modern ways and with the assistance of technological platforms dedicated to it and managed by teachers with extensive experience In English and Arabic.
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Kindergarten will be equipped with intelligent entertainment and games / modern decoration and comfortable / study conditions of the first full VIP class and more cleanliness.
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Kindergarten will contain a special room for events and activities (play room) and electronic games (play station) and (3D) cinema room to view documentaries movies appropriate to each generation. (IPad per child).
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Wide patio and protected built will contain recreational games.
For more information you can contact us via the official website or Facebook page
www.jerusalemsites.wix.com/englandschool
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