Young Minds, Big Impact: Our STEM Victory

 "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." — Eleanor Roosevelt

We are thrilled to share the exciting news of our school's outstanding achievement at the 6th Interschool STEM Competition, 'Al Aibtikar Tahadiy.' held on 3rd February,2026. Our students showcased their innovation, dedication, and scientific spirit, securing first position in all three categories of the competition—a truly remarkable feat!


This prestigious event brought together young minds from various schools, challenging them to develop creative solutions aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Six distinguished judges from diverse fields of science,technology and engineering evaluated the projects, ensuring a high standard of excellence and innovation.


Our students participated passionately in three categories:


1. Sub Junior (Grades 4-5): They designed Sustainable, AI-Enhanced Modular STEM Learning Kits to promote quality education (SDG 4). Their project focused on creating cost-effective, eco-friendly learning tools integrated with AI to foster self-paced, engaging STEM education in under-resourced communities.


                   

             
2. Junior (Grades 6-8): They developed Sustainable Cooling Solutions for Urban Environments aimed at tackling climate change (SDG 13). Their prototype featured green roofing and passive cooling systems combined with AI technologies to reduce indoor temperatures sustainably in dense urban areas.

                   
                    
3. Senior (Grades 9-12): They crafted an AI-Powered Web Application for Early Detection and Personalized Health Support, targeting better health and well-being (SDG 3). Their project focused on creating accessible, ethical digital tools to promote early health interventions and awareness.



This achievement reflects the hard work and innovative spirit of our students, teachers, and entire school community. We are proud to have received first place across all categories, demonstrating our commitment to fostering young scientists and changemakers.


It was an invaluable experience for everyone involved, inspiring us all to continue pursuing excellence in science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics.


Congratulations to our winners! We look forward to more such opportunities to learn, innovate, and make a positive impact on society.


Proud to be a school of innovators!








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