In a special event highlighting educational achievements in the Kingdom of Bahrain, Dr. Mohammed bin Mubarak Jumaa, the Minister of Education, welcomed a group of students who won the Latifa bint Mohammed Award for Childhood Creativity during a ceremonial event. This award, which reflects the commitment of the sisterly United Arab Emirates to culture and education, honors the creative students from Bahrain, clearly demonstrating their excellence and creativity in various fields.
Congratulations and Support for Talented Students
During the meeting, the Minister of Education expressed his happiness with the outstanding results achieved by the students, congratulating them on their victories and praising the efforts they made to reach these advanced positions. He added that “the victory confirms the wealth of exceptional and talented individuals in the schools of the Kingdom of Bahrain across various scientific, educational, and creative fields.” He also commended the support provided by parents in preparing their children to participate in this important Gulf award.
Achievements of the Kingdom of Bahrain in the Award
The final list of winning students in the Latifa bint Mohammed Award for Childhood Creativity included several distinguished names, with student Ruqayya Abbas Al-Omani from Umm Al-Qura Primary Intermediate School for Girls securing first place in the essay competition. Student Sayyid Ali Hassan Shabr from Al-Jabriya Industrial Secondary School for Boys also achieved first place in the investigative journalism competition.
Among the winners was student Mohammed Zuhair Ali from Al-Ahliya School, who took first place in geographical research and studies, and student Al-Noor Zuhair Ali from the same school, who won first place in environmental research. In the field of religious studies, student Rida Adel Mohammed from Ahmad Al-Omran Secondary School for Boys secured first place, while student Mariam Al-Sayed Hussein Al-Qassab from Jidhafs Secondary School for Girls earned first place in historical research and studies.
Continued Excellence and Distinction
The students also displayed significant excellence in other areas, with student Mohammed Mahmoud Habib from the Jaafari Religious Institute achieving second place in historical research and studies, and student Sundus Osama Fouad Ubaid from Al-Falah Schools securing second place in religious research and studies. Additionally, student Fajr Naif Ajaj from Al-Falah Schools won second place in the short story competition.
This remarkable success serves as an inspiration for the next generation of students in Bahrain and reflects the ongoing support of the Bahraini government in focusing on education and creativity as a means for development and progress in society.