
Syrian School - Part 4 - Syria's Got Talent
1 year ago
Episode four looks at the country’s nationwide search to find Syria’s brightest and best primary school students. Thousands of pupils will battle it out in every conceivable discipline, over three hard fought rounds of competition to become National Pioneers of the Ba’ath Party – Syria’s ruling party.
At Mleiha Rural School, head teacher Soha skilfully steers her boys towards the Pioneer final, guiding her most gifted pupils into some of the less competitive disciplines. 11 year old Imad has his eyes on the cardboard modelling prize.
Menawhile at Jaramana School, Ward has his own challenge. He’s a gifted boy who’s been picked to represent his country in one of the toughest international chess tournaments in the world – in Beirut.
At Mleiha Rural School, head teacher Soha skilfully steers her boys towards the Pioneer final, guiding her most gifted pupils into some of the less competitive disciplines. 11 year old Imad has his eyes on the cardboard modelling prize.
Menawhile at Jaramana School, Ward has his own challenge. He’s a gifted boy who’s been picked to represent his country in one of the toughest international chess tournaments in the world – in Beirut.
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yselmo
long live syrians
This series was simply amazing! It was so eye-opening to see a culture that I'd always been interested in but never had the chance to explore because it had always been suppressed by western depictions of what the Arab world is like. Just wondering though, the song in the second episode that starts at 10:27, I know it's a traditional syrian song called "عالصالØ-ية ياصالØ-Ø©" (A'salihiya ya saliha) and it says at the end of the episode in the credits that the library music was from Audio network but I can't find that particular version featured in the episode anywhere! I would be extremely grateful if you could perhaps post a link to it. THANK YOU!!