British Ambassador inaugurates The Hope English School in Sharjah
The Hope English School, British Curriculum institution in Sharjah, celebrated its official inauguration on March 5th with a prestigious ceremony graced by His Excellency Mr. Edward Hobart, the British Ambassador to the UAE. The event marked a significant milestone for the school, which aims to elevate the standard of British education in the emirate with its modern, futuristic campus.
Under the flagship of North Point Education (NPE), The Hope English School, a vision brought to life by CEO Ms. Sandra Blaskovic, has quickly become a beacon of quality education in Sharjah. Ms. Sandra Blaskovic, alongside NPE Chairman Mr. Lanson Lazar, welcomed esteemed guests infusing the ceremony with warmth and passion, highlighting their dedication to providing exceptional learning experiences.
The inauguration was attended by the school's Senior Management Team, Principal Dr. Sabrina Barnette, and NPE Principals, making it a momentous occasion for the entire school community. The ceremony featured the unveiling of a commemorative marble plaque and the symbolic planting of a sapling, representing the school's growth and future aspirations.
His Excellency Mr. Edward Hobart expressed his delight in meeting the school's founding students and their parents, and shared his anticipation for the positive impact The Hope English School will have on the emirate over the next decade.
Currently offering the Cambridge Curriculum from FS1 to Year 6, The Hope English School is poised for expansion, with plans to introduce secondary education in the upcoming academic year. The school's mission is to nurture the next generation of global citizens, fostering confident open-minded, and compassionate individuals who excel with integrity, creativity, and a strong sense of purpose.
'The Hope English School is more than just a school; it's a community, a family, and a beacon of hope,' said CEO, Ms. Sandra Blaskovic. 'We are humbled to take this first step on this journey together, with the belief that every child deserves access to quality education, and that every child has the potential to change the world.'
The Hope English School is committed to creating an inspiring environment where children dare to dream, teachers are empowered to inspire, and the community embraces every student.
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