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The Hamilton International School (HIS), Mesaimeer, which is part of the International Schools Partnership (ISP), has appointed Terry Senior as the principal.
The new school is set to open its doors in August this year.
ISP is a UK-based owner and operator of 39 schools globally, which also includes Park House English School, one of Doha’s oldest and most respected schools.
An accomplished professional, Terry’s experience goes back to 1991 when he started teaching in New Zealand, his home country, before moving internationally.
Bharat Mansukhani, managing director for ISP Middle East, said: “We are thrilled to have Terry join our expanding family. His vision for quality education is in line with ours, and his vast experience and ability to lead with a personable nature makes him an ideal fit for this school.”
HIS is located on a large campus in Mesaimeer. The brand-new school features world-class facilities including the largest school theatre in Doha with an 850-guest auditorium and balcony, an orchestra pit, a large stage and a fully-equipped production room. The state-of-the-art theatre will enable the school to nurture a sophisticated performing arts program, and it will also be used to host concerts, performances and other events.
Other HIS facilities include an indoor sports centre with a full-sized basketball court, two swimming pools, tennis courts, dance studios, fitness centre and a seating area for large sporting events. The outdoor sports area includes a FIFA-certified football pitch and an athletics track setting a new standard for physical education in Doha.
The school offers the International Early Years (IEYC) and International Primary Curriculum (IPC).
Catering to students of ages 3-10 years, during its first year of operation, HIS will grow and expand to eventually become a pre-KG through Grade 12 school.
HIS is now taking registrations for students from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 5 (Year 6) for its first academic year beginning August 2019.
Doha
The Hamilton International School (HIS), Mesaimeer, which is part of the International Schools Partnership (ISP), has appointed Terry Senior as the principal.
The new school is set to open its doors in August this year.
ISP is a UK-based owner and operator of 39 schools globally, which also includes Park House English School, one of Doha’s oldest and most respected schools.
An accomplished professional, Terry’s experience goes back to 1991 when he started teaching in New Zealand, his home country, before moving internationally.
Bharat Mansukhani, managing director for ISP Middle East, said: “We are thrilled to have Terry join our expanding family. His vision for quality education is in line with ours, and his vast experience and ability to lead with a personable nature makes him an ideal fit for this school.”
HIS is located on a large campus in Mesaimeer. The brand-new school features world-class facilities including the largest school theatre in Doha with an 850-guest auditorium and balcony, an orchestra pit, a large stage and a fully-equipped production room. The state-of-the-art theatre will enable the school to nurture a sophisticated performing arts program, and it will also be used to host concerts, performances and other events.
Other HIS facilities include an indoor sports centre with a full-sized basketball court, two swimming pools, tennis courts, dance studios, fitness centre and a seating area for large sporting events. The outdoor sports area includes a FIFA-certified football pitch and an athletics track setting a new standard for physical education in Doha.
The school offers the International Early Years (IEYC) and International Primary Curriculum (IPC).
Catering to students of ages 3-10 years, during its first year of operation, HIS will grow and expand to eventually become a pre-KG through Grade 12 school.
HIS is now taking registrations for students from Pre-Kindergarten to Grade 5 (Year 6) for its first academic year beginning August 2019.
