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The well-known Sacred Heart School is located in the educational city of Isa Town, the State of Bahrain. It is a co-educational school run by nuns & offering an education to help prepare its students for the General certificate of Education (GCE degree) - a London examinations degree. This is also equivalent to the CBSE degree or the Std X board examinations in the neighbouring Indian School. It is affiliated to the Sacred Heart Church, Manama, Bahrain & boasts of a large number of multi-racial & religious communities. The "Caritas et Veritas" emblem summarises the values of the school which they wish to imbibe in their students - "Love & Truth". This school was established in 1953 & till date is one of the finest schools in the state. Part of the curriculum also includes the preparation for TOEFL exams, a scholarship examination for the Paddington University & the Royal Society of Arts exams. Shonel T ( talk) 09:06, 2 December 2008 (UTC) reply