Activity streets and corridors around the school highlight some of the enlightening and eye-catching results of the humanities topics studied by our students. Their levels of interest and enthusiasm are reflected in the high quality of the displays, models, paintings and costumes .

Year 3
To mark the end of their studies into life in ancient Egypt, take part in activities during an ancient Egypt day. The great Queen Cleopatra can be seen mingling with her subjects as the many enjoyable events unfold. Most of the costumes are very colourful and all are in keeping with the styles of the time.Mapping skills are further developed during the study of France and its contrasting regions. The children also identify similarities and differences between Bahrain and some of these areas.

Year 4
Excited children in Year 4 con be seen making their way through the undergrowth of the tropical rainforests as part of their geography studies! Their activity street successfully recreates the atmosphere of a rainforest and lifts the excitement levels of the children to fever pitch – jungle fever pitch!Their study of humanities culminates with a journey back in time to ancient Greece. The children research the everyday lives and lasting achievements of this fascinating civilization. After all this hard work, the children celebrate with an Ancient Greek day!

Year 5
The students in Year 5 enjoy their Tudor day a culmination of their research into life in Tudor England. Lords, ladies, squires and soldiers con be seen parading their finery at the feast in the banqueting hall – known alternatively as the junior hall! Geographical studies during the year include the comparing and contrasting of the features of European countries with those of Bahrain.

Year 6
Year 6 children begin their year by learning about archaeologists and their methods of uncovering evidence about life in the past. They are challenged to locate artefacts hidden in the school grounds. Their understanding is supplemented by visits to the Saar dig site, the National museum and the Bahrain fort, where they can see archaeology in action. The undisputed highlight of their history programme is History day, where Year 6 students perform activities and wear costumes related to their research of life in Britain since 1948.