Parents of senior school students want children to pursue engineering and medicine professions, while students showed greater interest in off-beat career paths. This trend was visible at the career fair organised by Our Own English Girls High School, Sharjah for students of grades IX to XII on Thursday, December 5.
The college aims to qualify students for a Bachelor’s degree in the disciplines of Fine and Applied Arts and Music to contribute to the development of human and cultural renaissance movement in the region.
The award has traditionally recognised young women from Gems schools in the UAE.
Imagine reading a thousand words per minute and comprehending every one of them. School kids in the UAE were up to the task during a competition last week, in which an eighth grader from Al Diyafah School, Roshan Prem Ramachandran, was named the ‘Swiftest Reader of UAE’.
The PISA 2012 results showed 85 per cent of Dubai’s students reported that they are happy at their schools, above the global average of 80 per cent.
UAE ranked second highest in region in happiness index among students
After being taught the programme, 98 per cent of children passed a test which quizzed them on various elements of road safety.
Dr Azad Moopen, chairman and managing director of DM Healthcare, plans to find success in the education sector by redefining ‘good schools’.
Five training sessions for teachers in Sharjah conducted
It was a mathematical competition of epic proportions and some 2,000 students competed to showcase their mathematical skills at a national competition hosted at the Shaikh Rashid Auditorium in Dubai on November 23.
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