Pakistan School Grade 10 students honoured for performing excellently in SSC-II Federal Board Examinations

TDT | Manama                                                             

The Daily Tribune – www.newsofbahrain.com

Appreciation, admiration and acknowledgment of achievements is a great way of encouraging and convincing one for better performance in future. It works well for all and particularly for the students. It is of great importance to encourage and motivate students for more and enhanced performance. Pakistan School deeply understands the significance of appreciation and its impact on students’ academic improvement and therefore does not leave any such occasion but arranges appreciation ceremonies in the best interest of its students.

An appreciation ceremony was organised on 27 August for all the high-achieving students of Grade 10 in the Federal Board Examinations. They were invited to attend the appreciation ceremony along with their parents. Students of Pakistan School performed excellently in the SSC-II Federal Board Examinations.

There are 22 students who achieved A+ grade and 22 students who secured A grades. Aisha Tariq Roll Number 1538666 secured first position by obtaining 1080 out of 1100 which is 98.18 %. Shahzadi Eman Roll Number 1538660 secured second position by obtaining 1069 out of 1100 which is 97.18 %. Muhammed Hamza Saleem Roll Number 1053257 secured third position by obtaining 1055 out of 1100 which is 95.91 %. Professor Dr Samir Iqbal was the chief guest of the ceremony.

Professor Dr Samir Iqbal is the Program Director in the US National Science Foundation (NSF). Dr Samir is also a professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV), USA. He is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry. He earned his Ph.D. from Electrical and Computer Engineering Department at Purdue University, US. The most amazing thing about Professor Dr Samir Iqbal is that he had his early education from Pakistan School Bahrain and Pakistan School takes pride in him.

It was, indeed, a memorable and delightful time for all the students and most importantly for their parents. The ceremony began with the recitation of the Holy Quran, and National Anthems, followed by short introduction of the ceremony. Afterwards, the Chairman Board of Management addressed all the students, their parents and other guests.

He appreciated the efforts and dedication of staff, students and parents in making this achievement possible. He further added that the school has been trying to inculcate in its students the fruitful and effective study habits and a sense of ownership and responsibility to strive for better performance.