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Mangalore: Gonzaga School Principal Meets Britain Deputy High Commissioner

  •   Fri, Oct 12 2012 04:22:27 PM

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Mangalore, Oct 12: Grace Noronha, principal of Gonzaga School (A unit of St Aloysius College Institutions) and the ambassador of British Council School met Ian Felton, deputy high commissioner at the Gateway Hotel (Taj), here, and discussed the activities conducted in the school in connection with the British Council Connecting Classroom Projects.

Prafulla Tulluri, coordinator of British Council International School Projects was also present.
  

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  • vanaja, kodical

    Thu, Oct 18 2012

    Congratulation madam, wish you all the best for your all efforts to gozaga school.4

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  • Biju Thomas, Mangalore

    Sat, Oct 13 2012

    Congratulations Mrs. Noronha. You are working very hard to get the school to an International level. We hope your efforts will bear fruit.

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  • Vinod Aranha, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 12 2012

    Congratulations Mrs. Noronha! We appreciate your effort to provide Gonzaga with a global reach.

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