Bee-lieve it! RBS students buzz to victory in Arabic spelling bee

Reach British School proudly announces the winners of this year’s ISP Arabic Spelling Bee, celebrating their linguistic excellence and hard work.

Reach British School students have buzzed their way to victory at this year’s International Schools Partnership (iSP)  Arabic Spelling Bee.

Our primary and secondary students showed off their impressive Arabic communication skills with enthusiasm. Principal Craig Halsall and the MOE Subjects Department awarded trophies and special prizes to the deserving winners, recognising their stellar achievements.

Winners' comments 

Abdul Rahman, Year 3: “I was thrilled to know that I won first place in the Year 3 level. This is my second year participating in the International Schools Partnership Arabic Spelling Bee competition. I learnt a lot from this wonderful experience, including self-confidence and memorising a lot of vocabulary.”

Rashed, Year 7: “I participated in the International Schools Partnership Arabic Spelling Bee competition four times. This year, I won first place in the Year 7 level competition. It was an exciting opportunity to compete with other International Schools Partnership schools and it gives me joy to know that I made my school proud by winning first place. This competition helped me improve my spelling and writing skills. I now have more self-confidence than before. My language attainment has significantly increased.”

Well done to all our participants for their hard work and dedication. This event not only showcased their spelling skills but also boosted their confidence and language proficiency. Fantastic job, everyone.