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Hareesh returns to Bellan after 47 years!

Hareesh Asnani (1975-77) returned to Bellan after 47 years with his wife and daughter to revisit his British school.
15 Jan 2024
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Hareesh arrived at Bellan House at the tender age of 6 to begin his schooling from Africa. His parents knew other parents who had sent their children to Bellan and thought this would be the best place for him, his brother, and sister.

Hareesh brought with him all kinds of memorabilia from his time at Bellan including a uniform list (where a hairbrish is classed as 'most essential') and letters he had written home to his parents. One talks of a stay with a friend at Ysguborissa Farm... was that YOU he stayed with?

After Bellan Hareesh travelled to India and has remained there since.

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