Dubai - Arabstoday
Al Ain school teaches the British syllabus
An Emirati toddler has received an eight-year scholarship worth $86,000 to study at a private school in Al Ain.
Hamdan al-Hassani, aged 3, won the scholarship
in a prize draw held by Al Ain International School at the al-Jimi Mall in Abu Dhabi.
Nilay Ozral, director of Aldar Academies, told The National that the extended scholarship would allow al-Hassani to complete all stages of primary education at the school.
The boy was given a tour of the school after the draw. "Hamdan is really excited about being here today," his father Khalfan al-Hassani said, "we're all looking forward to him joining," he added.
Al Ain International School opened in 2011 and offers the British national curriculum.
Nilay Ozral, director of Aldar Academies, told The National that the extended scholarship would allow al-Hassani to complete all stages of primary education at the school.
The boy was given a tour of the school after the draw. "Hamdan is really excited about being here today," his father Khalfan al-Hassani said, "we're all looking forward to him joining," he added.
Al Ain International School opened in 2011 and offers the British national curriculum.