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Gulf Daily News |
| Friday 16 January 2004
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| Picture above: At the
event are, from left, Ms Gilmour, Mr Frumiento, Mr Williams and Bahraini
translator Dr Hayat Almoayed. |
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| Parents and teachers were given
a lecture on the benefits of teaching music and dance to encourage creativity
in children with special needs at the Hope Institute for Handicapped Children
in Isa Town. The event was conducted by British music-theatre company
Heart 'n Soul whose founder member Pino
Frumiento, director Mark Williams and development manager
Zoe Gilmour were here at the invitation of the British Council.
Twenty youngsters, aged 12 to 14, from the Hope Institute, the NBB Centre
for the Disabled and the Rehabilitation Centre also took part in a three-day
workshop. |
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| Picture below: Ms Burrell,
right, with Ms Gilmour centre, Mr Frumiento, third from right, Mr Williams,
second from right, and other guests at the reception held at British Council
director Amanda Burrel's residence in honour of the representatives. |
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