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Fifteen enthusiastic students from Years 4, 5, and6 recently represented NAISAK at the annualMaths Times Tables Bee competitionheld at theCompass International School DohaThemaid Campus. The event brought together young mathematicians from several schools, providing them with an exciting opportunity to showcase their problem-solving skills and teamwork.
NAISAK’s students participated in a variety of engaging challenges, ranging frombrain teasers to complex problem-solving tasks, and even anindividual times tables competition. The atmosphere was charged with energy as the children worked through each challenge with determination and collaboration, demonstrating not just their mathematical prowess but also their ability to work as a team.
Ms. Muna Ali, NAISAK’s Primary mathematics teacher, shared her thoughts on the event:"The event was a fantastic opportunity for them to showcase their mathematical thinking and teamwork. Their determination and positive attitude made us incredibly proud."
NAISAK emerged proudly in second placeout of the four competing schools, a fantastic achievement that reflects the hard work and positive attitudes of our young participants. Their enthusiasm and perseverance throughout the event were truly inspiring, and we couldn’t be prouder of their efforts. Congratulations to all involved!
During Neurodiversity Celebration Week, our Primary Student Council invited Dr Amanda Verriden from NECC for a thoughtful Q&A led by Micayla, Kavish, Henry, and Gabriel, showcasing empathy, curiosity, and leadership. Her expert insights into neurodiversity sparked meaningful dialogue and reinforced our students’ powerful role in fostering inclusion.
Join us as NAISAK educators Ahmed Mahmoud and Amina Javed explore the essence of Ramadan including its spiritual, cultural, and communal impact. This episode highlights how Ramadan cultivates empathy, mindfulness, and togetherness throughout the entire learning community.
