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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 82695, member: 636"]
A British school in The Gambia just expanded with a new junior section. The British International School Gambia opened its Junior School at its Pipeline campus. The event drew diplomats, education figures, and parents for the inauguration. Headmaster William Arthur and Board Chair Muhammad Jagana gave speeches at the ceremony.

British High Commissioner Harriet King formally opened the new school section. She praised the institution's fast rise and its notable accreditation. The school earned recognition from the Council of British International Schools. This made it the first in The Gambia and second in West Africa to get that approval.

Jagana called the junior section a gateway to future potential. He stressed nurturing children academically and socially from a young age. The school aims to build student confidence and character for global citizenship. Arthur highlighted the complete educational pathway from early years onward.

The school's mission focuses on academic excellence and holistic development. It provides a consistent and supportive environment for learners. The new junior division will maintain the senior school's high standards in teaching and care. It will open for pupils very soon.

The ceremony ended with a facility tour showing the new learning spaces. This expansion reinforces the school's commitment to young learners in The Gambia. It strengthens the presence of British international education within the country.
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