EtonHouse schools philosophy focuses on the "Image of the Child". As educators we recognise that children use the language of construction, design and drama to create their own play. Call 17490333 or email info@etonhouse.me for further information or book a tour.


EtonHouse International Pre-School and Kindergarten, Bahrain

"Shaping the Future Through Education".

Website: www.etonhouse.me

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