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TUESDAY 2 MAY 2017 CAMPUSC | 3 HEALTH | 10 BOLLYWOOD | 11 DeBakeyD students Exercise now to keep Aamir Khan has wwin 1st place in bones healthy become a role model:odel: iiEARN Qatar in old age Shatrughan Sinhaa Email: [email protected] The 11th edition of Heya Arabian Fashion Exhibition is showcasing international exhibitors and introducing visitors to designers hailing from Japan, Spain, Portugal and Qatar’s Year of Culture partner Germany. P | 4-5 HEYA FASHION 03 TUESDAY 2 MAY 2017 CAMPUS DeBakey students win 1st place in iEARN Qatar The iEARN Qatar Program held their Open House 2017 at Qatar Foundation on April 24. DeBakey students showcased two projects: ‘Don’t Waste, Create’ (Middle School) and ‘Digital Citizenship’ (High School). The Digital Citizenship team won first place in secondary schools of Doha. Through the iEARN project, students collaborated with their peers around the world. Students are pictured with their Project Sponsor & Teacher, Umair Farooq, and DeBakey School Director, Linda Mabrie. Bhavan’s Public School celebrates English Language Day nglish Language Day which falls on the birth- day of William Shakespeare was celebrated Eat all the three campuses of Bhavan’s Public School with flair and flamboyance. Special assembly was conducted in which the students stimulated the spectators to plunge head- long into a heady mix of verve and versatility provided by the English language by presenting inter- esting facts, declamation of Seven Ages, a classical poem penned by William Shakespeare, and also conducted several activities including poem writ- ing competition, quiz, speech and power point presentation on Indian poets in English to add fla- vour to the celebration. A small act on the play — The Merchant of Ven- ice — was enacted to mark the birth anniversary of the greatest writer William Shakespeare by the stu- dents blending talent and creativity. Principal M P Philip emphasised about the importance of the day and the language itself to sensitise children on the importance of English language and to inculcate the habit of reading English books and poems. 04 COVER STORY TUESDAY 2 MAY 2017 Showcasing contemporary Arabian fashion creations Pic: Baher Amin / The Peninsula Amna Pervaiz Rao an array of Gulf-designed clothes Featuring at Heya for the first launched this year to allow men at The Peninsula and accessories. time were Inuñez from Spain, Heya is astonishing. We are sur- The 11th edition of Heya is Queen Mart from Singapore and prised to see the quality of eya Arabian Fashion showcasing 17 international exhib- Elsa Barreto from Portugal present- exhibition this year. This year we Exhibition is Qatar’s itors and hosting four embassies, ing their collections of modern see a sea of colours, as Spain is par- biggest showcase of who have been introducing visitors modest fashion which included ticipating the first time. We have contemporary Ara- to designers hailing from Japan, tunics, embellished gowns, palazzo brought very young and dynamic bian fashion creations Spain, Portugal and Qatar’s Year of trousers and accessories. designers from Spain and they have Hlaunched in 2007 and has been Culture partner Germany, and is Talking to The Peninsula Igna- brought very high quality material attracting exhibitors from across organised by Qatar Tourism cio Escobar, Ambassador of Spain with a combination of traditional the GCC and beyond to showcase Authority (QTA). to Qatar, said: “The initiative they and modern touch in their designs.” 05 TUESDAY 2 MAY 2017 COVER STORY “Inuñez” brand is a well known brand in Spain. Designer Isabel Hosting daily forums, Nuñez has her own haute couture bridal and guests atelier in Madrid. workshops, talks While disclosing about her collec- and fashion shows, tion, she said: “My collection is Heya is Qatar’s haute couture filled with many col- ours. Me, as a designer I prefer high biggest showcase quality fabric which is ‘silk’, and of contemporary hand embroidery. We have a huge modest fashion and collection of party gowns, Inuñez team expects a huge success from has become a must- Doha and we definitely look for- visit destination for ward to come here next year.” “The loose fitting, luxurious fab- women to showcase, rics are made for strong women inspire, socialise who want to feel elegant yet com- and motivate others fortable. Our brand’s luxury pret-a couture timeless feel is a good fit in the industry to for Heya and its audience. Although reach international we have adapted pieces for the Ara- recognition for their bic market, such as adding sleeves to vests and tunics, we haven’t lost brands. our Spanish identity,” Nuñez added. Heya Exhibition is recognised as a creative celebration of contem- become a must-visit destination for porary modest fashion. This women to showcase, inspire, social- exhibition embraces the rise of the ise and motivate others in the modest fashion industry around the industry to reach international rec- world and welcomes a range of ognition for their brands. exciting international exhibitors to Ladies are encouraged to arrive present their collections. early to the line up of workshops Director of Exhibitions at Qatar which are at 10:30, 12:30, 15:30 Tourism Authority, Ahmed Al today (Tuesday) to guarantee their Obaidli, said: “Heya Arabian Fash- place. UAE makeup brand Woojoh ion Exhibition has grown to become will be hosting a beauty master so much more than an exciting class ‘Soft look’ (10:30), fashion regional shopping destination. As we have come with three collec- embroidery.” school ESMOD brings attendees the industry has evolved, we have tions which include Party wear, Hosting daily forums, work- ‘How to Become a Fashion Designer’ embraced the changes happening Ramadan special and Eid wear. Our shops, talks and fashion shows, Heya (12:30) and Tamara Hostel will be across the globe to bring exciting collection is inspired by our cou- is Qatar’s biggest showcase of con- sharing ‘What’s Needed to Get into international brands together, ture collection which has new floral temporary modest fashion and has the Fashion Industry’ (15:30). introducing them to new audiences and expanding their reach, while reflecting the true diversity of the modest fashion industry and its appeal to women all over the world.” Catering to this growing indus- try, which is projected to be worth $368bn by 2021, according to the State of the Global Islamic Economy report (2016), Heya Arabian Fashion Exhibition brings together over 250 exhibitors presenting 350 brands. Haya Al Fadhel, Creative Direc- tor of Naseem Alandalos brand of Bahrain told The Peninsula: “Heya is the most awaiting exhibition for us. We participate in Heya Exhibi- tion twice a year. Since we have been participating in Heya from a long time we have managed to make loyal local clients. This year 06 CAMPUS TUESDAY 2 MAY 2017 ASD opens new playground Doha English Speaking School hird grade children at the celebrates American School of Doha (ASD), celebrated diversity the opening of their new recreational playground. oha English Speaking TThe play equipment was donated School (DESS) dedi- by the ASD Parent Teacher Asso- Dcated a week to an ciation (PTA), who are committed international theme recently to making the students learning where the school community environment as comprehensive, celebrated the many cultures fulfilling and fun as possible. and nationalities it repre- The recreational area has a fun sents in its pupils, staff and range of climbing play equipment parent body. to help promote physical develop- The week involved ment, motor skills, balance and pupils, aged between 3 and social skills. The playground will 11, taking part in activities to encourage the children to be play curriculum. Through a variety of PTA President, Nikki Routledge learn about countries from actively during their study breaks fund raising activities, and with the said, “The PTA is delighted to have all over the world. Children and will foster a love for outdoor help of generous corporate spon- been part of this wonderful play had a passport which they activities. The PTA comprises a sors, the PTA raise funds to support area for our elementary students.” took to each activity as they strong team of parent and teacher ASD through financial donations, Joining the children and the PTA, ‘travelled’ to Italy, England, volunteers supporting the chil- the purchase of equipment and were senior members of the ASD France, Wales, Scotland, UAE, dren’s academic and social material, and encouraging student Faculty and Administration led by America, New Zealand and development aligned to the school led enrichment programmes. Dr Tom Hawkins, Director of ASD. a lot more. Children were treated to a visit from a camel and a fal- Olive organises con and sat in a Bedouin tent to learn about the impor- investiture ceremony tance of the falcon in Qatari culture and traditions. Par- he Investiture Ceremony of ents contributed food from Olive International School all corners of the globe for T(OIS) for the academic year children and staff to enjoy 2017-2018 was held as a special and children dressed up in event at the Nuaija Campus Assem- the costume of the country bly Hall. Presided over by Jacob K they had chosen to represent M, the Principal of OIS, the list of for the day. dignitaries for the ceremony Head Boy, Ann Fernando as Head Prefect of Mandela House; Neha included Syed Shoukth Ali, Princi- Girl and Adhira Prasad as Sports John, Syed Nizamuddin and Kul- pal, Ideal Indian School as Chief Captain. Other council leaders sumMehar as Captain, Guest, along with Juttas Paul, OIS comprised of Aisha Khan, Sujay Vice-Captain and Prefect of Helen Board Member as Guests of Sunil and Anna Elsa Anish as Cap- Keller House; and Angelin Joshi, Honour.

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