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I would like to say a huge thank you to Raheel Mohammed who has been working tirelessly over the past months to promote the expedition. He has been my right hand man in the build up to the expedition, helping to organise the London Homestays, Manchester and Eton and an impressive array of Press coverage:

Time Out London (Full Page Feature)
BBC Arabic
BBC London online (Front Page Feature)
Emel Magasine (Feature)
National Society for Education in Art and Design (Magasine Feature)
Aljazeera Online (Feature)
Canvas Guide (Feature)
Brecon Press (Wales)
Post & Journal (Scotland)
BBC Wales (Radio)
Sec Ed (UK’s largest teaching magasine)

amongst others …

I failed to thank him publicly at the celebration and I hope he can forgive me because Offscreen would not exist without him. He is a dear friend and one of the most personable, life affirming people I have ever met. i want everybody involved to know how much he has contributed to this project.

Your humble friend,

Stephen

The security guard looked at us strangely as the gulf students and teachers disappeared into the departure lounge. At first he said, ‘Pull yourself together!’, then he looked again and said ‘wow, you must be good people to cry so much … to care so much’ …

no one can say we did not try …. now zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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