Who doesn’t love to have fun at Adhari Park?
Ain Adhari Park just became the coolest spot for students in Bahrain! Why, you ask? Well, the Ministry of Education has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the park, which means that students from public and private schools can now enjoy using toys and various park facilities at nominal prices or free of charge!
Not only that but students who will be celebrating their birthdays can also get in on the fun. The park is also offering special deals for the ministry staff, members of administrative and educational bodies, and their families. Ain Adhari Park is now the perfect place for students to learn, play, and celebrate!
In her comment, the assistant adviser for educational services said that this memorandum will have a positive impact on both parties and that it is part of the ministry’s recent efforts to cooperate with various active institutions in the community to enrich the educational process. This will help in constructing constructive partnerships in favor of students.
MOE & Adhari Park
Ain Adhari Park’s management is also thrilled to collaborate with the Ministry of Education and provide an amazing experience for students. Mr. Khayyam stressed the importance of this memorandum, which will allow students to use various facilities and games at nominal prices or for free. He also noted that the park is ready to receive students in a safe environment that provides the highest safety standards. The MOE is keen to sign and announce this memorandum, reflecting the interest of both parties to work hand in hand to provide exceptional services to the students.
So, what are you waiting for? Gather your friends and head to Ain Adhari Park to enjoy the fun-filled activities and facilities.
Ain Adhari Park is the place to be for students who love to learn, play, and celebrate.
Let the fun begin at Adhari Park in Bahrain!
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