Hayfa Majdoub from Bachir Nabheni School, Hammam-Lif
Selected as
Microsoft Innovative Educator (MIE) Expert
Recognized as global leader in using
technology to transform education
November
16th , Hammam-Lif, Bashir Nabheni School
Hayfa Majdoub was announced today as a Microsoft
Innovative Educator (MIE) Expert joining the
more than 5,600 educators in the...
2015/11/21
2015/10/14

AFRICA CODE WEEK: From 01st to October the 10th
Like many other schools in Tunisia, Nabheni participated in the event taking place for the first time in the African continent the Africa Code Week. Mrs Damerji and Mrs Majdoub organised two sessions in which students and teachers enthusiastically participated. They were about coding using scratch, learning the basics of programming via the offline application. ...
2015/06/27

Team members getting their certificates of participation in the NHS club activities
We started our activities in the mid October 2014 with 21 brilliant students. The key mission of our club is to learn, hands-on, different web skills like blogging, using mails, social media in learning and effective communication skills. So far, I can say that we did our best to accomplish our goals and we succeeded in that.
I...

Khawla Mohsni is a talented 2nd year student and a member of N.H.S. club 2.0 . She has recently taken part in a contest organized by the regional board of education. Khawla was awarded the first prize.
The jury were amazed by the performance and the maturity of her ideas. They predict she will be a distinguished writer.
The following is her piece of writing in which she praises working women, the unskilled category in particular,...
2015/02/06
2015/01/10
The whole country will be celebrating this event. But in Nabheni High School we will do it our way.
We all remember that day, when our nightmare as a nation has ended with the dictator oust. For those who want to know more about it you may find many articles in the internert. We've selected this article from ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANICA, it contains a lot of information and the Jasmin Revolution time line. Four years after, we succeeded in organising elctions, choosing a democratically elected government is something that today we are proud ...
Please scroll down to listen to the podcast
The school club team were busy this week, writing transcripts for the school radio podcast series that are so special, because they'll talk about a marking event in the Tunisian history and their lives as well. They are writing in English, French and obviously in Arabic. This week we are celebrating the 4th anniversary of the Tunisian Revolution. Yes, 4 years ever since. Today, some students...
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)