good evening everyone im mohammed daher from lebanon. Beofre I came to the uk i though i would have problems with everyone. I couldnt imagine myself in all the places that i went to and all the people that i met. I was in a restaurant one day having my lunch and there was a woman on the same table who asked me to watch her baby for 10 minutes, i know thats boring to be a baby sitter but thats not the point. My arabic features are obvious, and before i came here i thought the people, when they will see us, would run away saying terrorist or something like that, because thats what i was asked about in my visa application. What i want to say is that we must stop the previous judgments and let the kind people of wales, scotland, london, lebanon and the world be onscreen. Thank you.

A tour with Beatrice Corry. Big thanks to Beatrice, John and Haroon …

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

Fahad (Offscreen Expedition Student 2007) shaved ‘Offscreen’ into his Beard!