A group of Doha Academy Al Waab Primary students during their visit to the French Institute in Qatar, recently.
Doha: Al Faleh Educational Holding is honoured by its Doha Academy Al Waab Primary students' visit to the French Institute of Qatar
The French Institute in Qatar hosted a group of Doha Academy Al Waab Primary students recently. The students were very excited to be given the opportunity and had the chance to meet and converse in French with the institute’s staff.
French Institute General Secretary Sandrine de Villeneuve, Director Evy Yammine, Head of the Language Center Morgane Hofstetter, Media Librarian Dima Alchikr, and Course Assistant Inès Ghribi all praised the students’ French pronunciation.
The students were accompanied on the visit by Doha Academy Head of French Marie Tabet.
While at the institute, the students were tested on their reading, speaking, and writing skills. All present thoroughly enjoyed the students’ prepared performances and congratulated the students and Marie Tabet on their hard efforts and high level of French language.
At the end of the visit, the students received souvenir gifts from the French Institute, presented by other students studying at the Institute.
Doha Academy is a wholly owned subsidiary of Al Faleh Educational Holding and is a nationally and internationally accredited independent group of co-educational schools situated in Doha.
It offers a blended curriculum comprised of the national curriculum for England, Cambridge International Curriculum, and Qatar’s national curriculum.
The school very successfully prepares students for UK-assessed IGCSE (International General Certificate of Secondary Education) examinations in Year 11 and Advanced Level examinations in Year 12 and 13.
Doha Academy was founded by Dr. Sheikha Aisha bint Faleh Al Thani in September 2000. It now comprises three schools – DA Al Waab, DA Salwa, and Doha International Kindergarten – educating over 2,500 students representing on average 55 nationalities.
