"Brummana High School (BHS) lies 735 metres above Beirut, It was
started when the Swiss missionary, Theopholus Waldermier moved there in
1873. He opened training schools for both boys and girls.
"Local Lebanese became Quakers and formed Brummana Monthly Meeting
whose connection to Quakers worldwide, and particularly UK were a major
resource for staff and curriculum. A beautiful Meeting House is one of
the School’s buildings. Today there is a small Quaker community
supporting the school, particularly through membership of the Governing
Board and as trustees and staff."
The headmaster for the better part of the last decade is Mr David Gray. He spoke to us during a whirlwind speaking tour, raising awareness of the importance of having Quaker schools in West Asia-North Africa, in an area we know as the Middle East. Please listen to his talk below, and respond with any help you can give.
Read more on https://www.quakersintheworld.org/quakers-in-action/150/Brummana-School-Lebanon