Around 150 alumni from the Indian School Bahrain (ISB) reunited in the kingdom after 25 years, flying in from across the globe to relive cherished memories.
The two-day celebration began on Friday at the school’s Isa Town campus, where students from the 2,000 batch enjoyed heartfelt video messages from former teachers, paid tribute to classmates who had passed away, and engaged in a variety of activities and games that rekindled their bond.
This was followed by a dinner at Downtown Rotana in Manama on the same evening, and a tour of iconic Bahrain sites such as Bab Al Bahrain and Suq Al Baraha the following day. The ISB is one of the largest expatriate schools in the Arabian Gulf, with more than 11,250 students and an enthusiastic workforce of 600 members. “It was great to meet old friends after such a long time,” Hemant Ashar, one of the organisers, told the GDN.
