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08 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2024
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Al Noor International School celebrates high attainment in Cambridge Examinations
From left, Syed Essam Uddin Khawaja, Chamal Jude Nimendra Weraduwage, Maryem Mahmoud Fouad Ahmed Mansour, Amra Mohamed Silmy, Christina Lian Fernandez, Wijeratne Mohandiramge Ushara Shevoni Fernando, Gavinu Sansira
Embuldeniya, Hasan Abdulhalim Hasan Abdulhalim Hassouna, Moamen Mohamed Ali Ahmed Ali Eltamami, Muhammad Shehryar Khan, Anlin Angel Cross, Bader Taleb Mohamed Ali Ali Baihoosh, and Chris Joby
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tudents at Al Noor Inter-
Snational School are cel-
ebrating their outstanding
Advanced Level results. Five
students achieved an impres- Judy Mohamed Mohamed Elsayed Mohamed, Wosada Keween Jayaweera Godagampola Devage, Zainab Abdulla Ahmed Abdulla Abbas, Shamly Mohammad Jawzi, Yousuf Sarfraz Ahmed Mohammed H.
sive three A* grades and one Attiyatallah, Alyssa Avery Alo Saguan, Maimuna Ahmed, Naimah Shahid, Zuha Abid and Nicole Gabrielle Esperida Navarro
A grade, while two students se- performance. The school’s over- A* & 1A are Syed Essam Ud- Christina Lian Fernandez. Students are also celebrating ication and hard work. Addi-
cured three A* grades. all results are equally remark- din Khawaja, Chamal Jude Ni- The students who secured 3 their strong Advanced Subsid- tionally, the school recorded 124
A total of 16 students obtained able, with 40 A* grades, 88 A mendra Weraduwage, Maryem A* are Wijeratne Mohandiramge iary Level results. Twenty-nine A grades and 51 B grades, high-
solely A* and A grades, demon- grades, and 100 B grades. Mahmoud Fouad Ahmed Man- Ushara Shevoni Fernando, Gav- students achieved three A lighting the overall academic
strating exceptional academic The students who secured 3 sour, Amra Mohamed Silmy, inu Sansira Embuldeniya. grades, showcasing their ded- excellence of the student body.
Al Noor honours Robotics programme winners
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Teacher of Arabic Senior Sec-
tion, where they honoured the
l Noor International students who secured second
ASchool hosted a certifi- place at the national level in
cate distribution ceremony the World Robotic Olympiad.
honouring the achievements In addition, certificates were
of 2023-2024 Robotics pro- presented to 73 students who
gramme. The event was graced completed the rigorous Ro-
by Dr. Muhammed Mashood, botics training program, high-
the school Director, along with lighting their commitment to
AbdulRahman AlKoheji Head excellence.
NMS - Bahrain commemorates Diwali NMS Bahrain goes pink for breast cancer campaign
New Millennium School, Bahrain
voiced its solidarity with the global
‘THINK PINK’ Breast Cancer Awareness
The New Millennium School, Bahrain, wore a festive look as the staff and the students celebrated the festival of lights, campaign by celebrating the month of
Diwali. Various activities such as Diya Decoration, Diya Painting and Diwali Card Making were organized. Students made October as ‘Pinktober’. NMS Bahrain
attractive and colourful rangolis to depict the traditional fervour. Chairman Dr Ravi Pillai , Managing Director Geetha had planned various activities to
Pillai and Principal Dr Arun Kuumar Sharma shared festive wishes be conducted in October to raise
awareness about the prevention of breast can-cer. Students were involved in activities like delivering self-composed
speeches, self-created video presentations, poster designing, and launching campaigns. Chairman Dr Ravi Pillai,
BIS students triumph in BISQ competition Managing Director Geetha Pillai, and Principal Dr Arun Kuumar Sharma appreciated and applauded the efforts
New Horizon School celebrates UN Day
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Kulshreshth, Kushagra Sah, and sizing the importance of such
n a remarkable display of Gunjan Pal showcased their ex- platforms in fostering learning
Iknowledge and teamwork, ceptional intellect, resilience, and intellectual growth. They
students from Bhavan’s Bahrain and collaborative spirit. Their remarked, “This victory is a tes-
Indian School (BIS) have once impressive performance earned tament to the hard work, dedi-
again triumphed at the Bhavans them the top position, along cation, and passion for knowl-
Middle East Interschool Quiz with a prize of USD 1,000. edge that our students exhibit.
Season 6, hosted at Bhavans The quiz was expertly con- We are immensely proud of
Pearl Wisdom School, Dubai. ducted by Dr. Nithish T. Jacob, their accomplishments and
This victory marks the fifth Founder and Managing Part- the spirit of excellence they
consecutive win for BIS in this ner of Q Collective Knowledge represent.”
prestigious competition. Solutions. Dr. Jacob posed chal- Principal Saji Jacob added,
In the prelims held at Bahrain lenging questions that spanned “Winning this competition for
Indian School for the Bahrain a wide range of topics, including the fifth time is a remarkable
schools, thirteen teams from literature, science and technol- achievement for our students.
seven CBSE schools fiercely ogy, general knowledge, sports, It reflects their commitment to New Horizon School’s Zinj and Segaya Campuses came alive on October 24th, with a celebration of United Nations Day,
competed for a coveted spot entertainment, and current af- academic excellence and their organized by the Social Studies Department under the guidance of Gladis Sheejo. At the Zinj campus, Principal Vandana
in the finals. Furthermore, out fairs, pushing the participants ability to think critically under Sateesh emphasizedg the importance of global citizenship and the need to align with the United Nations’ Sustainable
of all schools from the UAE, to demonstrate their breadth pressure. I congratulate Lak- Development Goals (SDGs). Over at the Segaya campus, Principal Nirmala Angelose stressed the critical importance
Kuwait, and Bahrain six teams of knowledge and quick shya, Kushagra, and Gunjan Pal of Zero Hunger (SDG 2), highlighting efforts to combat hunger both locally and globally. Chairman Joy Mathews spoke
were selected for the Grand thinking. for their outstanding perfor- on the school’s dedication to fostering international understanding and the importance of instilling a sense of global
Finale. The Directors of BIS Himan- mance and thank Dr. Jacob for responsibility in students. The event also saw the inauguration of the school magazine, ‘Horizoneer,’ followed by the
Competing against six formi- shu Verma and Ritu Verma conducting such an engaging launch of the PTA’s Kindness Drive, which focuses on food distribution to the needy, feeding stray animals, and other
dable teams in a thrilling Grand expressed their pride in the quiz.” charitable initiatives in support of Zero Hunger.