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The Most Admirable School of Middle East in 2023

In the exclusive edition, The Most Admirable School of Middle East in 2023, The Knowledge Review magazine gladly features Al-Wadi International School spearheaded by its Principal Mrs Horreya Lamloum, has been a testimony of growth in 25 years.

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The Most Admirable School of Middle East in 2023

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  1. Vol. 10 | Issue 08 | 2023 Vol. 10 | Issue 08 | 2023 Vol. 10 | Issue 08 | 2023 www.theknowledgereview.com Rethinking Education The Most Admirable Educational Reforms in Middle Eastern Countries School of Middle East in 2023 Al-Wadi International School, Jeddah, KSA The Pinnacle of Middle Eastern Excellence

  2. Unlocking the Epitome of Excellence E ducation has always been the cornerstone of progress, a beacon illuminating the path to a brighter future. In the Middle East, pursuing knowledge is not just a noble endeavor; it is a commitment to shaping a world where innovation meets tradition. As we delve into the pages of this edition, "The Most Admirable School of Middle East in 2023," The Knowledge Review celebrates the essence of education and spotlights an institution that stands as a paragon of excellence - Al-Wadi International School. learning resonates, where students are not just pupils but architects of their destinies. We urge you to immerse yourselves in the narrative, explore the nuances, and glean insights that transcend the words. The story of Al-Wadi International School is not just a regional tale but a global testament to the potential inherent in educational excellence. In the following pages, we unravel the narrative of Al-Wadi International School, where quality education is not merely a curriculum but an immersive experience. From state-of-the-art facilities to a faculty committed to nurturing minds, every facet of this institution echoes a commitment to excellence that goes beyond the ordinary. Happy Reading! Mia Christoph - Maria Christopher This edition serves as a captivating lens, focusing on the ethos that sets Al- Wadi International School apart. Hence, join us in acknowledging the pivotal role that the School plays in sculpting the educational landscape of the region. Al-Wadi International School, nestled at the confluence of tradition and modernity, emerges as a testament to the Middle East's dedication to fostering intellects that transcend boundaries. In the heart of its sprawling campus, a symphony of

  3. This certificate is presented to Al Wadi International School for being recognized by The Knowledge Review Magazine in an annual listing of The Most Admirable School of Middle East in 2023 for its unwavering commitment to academic excellence, innovative teaching methodologies, and nurturing a positive and inclusive learning environment. OCTOBER Mary d ‘souza 2023 Mary D'souza Editor-in-Chief

  4. Editor-in-Chief Mary D'souza Maria Christopher Managing Editor Anish David Contributing Editor David King Art & Design Head CORPORATE OFFICE Raul Belin Co-designer Swapnali Vasaikar Assist. Vice President Amy Wilson Sr Sales Manager Phill Miller Business Development Executive Jacob Smile Technical Head David, Robert Technical Consultants Mark Clain Digital Marketing Manager Eric Smith Circulation Manager

  5. Contents Rethinking Education 16 The Transformative Wave of Educational Reforms in Middle Eastern Countries. A r t i c l e Al-Wadi 06 International School C O V E R The Pinnacle of Middle Eastern Excellence S T O R Y

  6. COVER Story Al-Wadi International School The Pinnacle of Middle Eastern Excellence

  7. Story COVER T he Middle East has experienced significant developments and transformations in the field of education in recent years. Several countries in the region have been actively working to revolutionize their education systems to meet the challenges of the 21st century and improve the quality of education for their citizens. Many of these countries have recognized the importance of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education in driving innovation and economic growth. Governments and educational institutions have been investing in infrastructure, curriculum development, and teacher training to enhance STEM education and encourage students to pursue careers in these fields. These countries are attracting international faculty and students, investing in research and development, and offering scholarships and grants to support higher education. This expansion aims to nurture a skilled workforce and reduce dependence on foreign expertise The Middle East has seen rapid growth in online and distance learning platforms. With advancements in technology and internet connectivity, e-learning has become more accessible, especially in remote areas. Many universities and educational organizations offer online courses, webinars, and digital resources, providing flexible learning opportunities to students and professionals. Al-Wadi International School has been the testimony of this growth in the two and half decades. Al-Wadi started 25 years ago, in 1998. It started with a team of four members only, but the team had ONE dream,ONE vision, and that was not just to build a school, but rather a family, to create Al-Wadi family. Over the years, the team expanded from four members to hundreds and hundreds of staff members. It was a challenging journey and still is; however, the team of Al-Wadi is always working day and night without experiencing discomfort because of the passion they have. Al-Wadi started its journey with less than 100 students and grew to around 2000 students within five years of inception. Areej Akthar Head of Volunteers, Al-Wadi International School Prioritizing Moral Values The school aimed to provide pupils with the best quality of education; however, that was not the only aim: the faculty was determined to teach students about life, morals, and the world to raise human beings who are weaponed with the finest education and the highest morals. And the school is fascinated to watch its students be there for years and years till they finally graduate and then visit the school as doctors, engineers, lawyers, accountants, leaders, etc. When students meet the faculty after their graduation, they usually say that they had the best time of their lives when they were in school. AIS aims to develop individuals who are positive thinkers and good communicators to prepare its students to face

  8. Story COVER “ Al-Wadi envisions being a where diversity &inclusivity are at the forefront. “ school challenges with courage and confidence.Its motto is to develop individuals who are informed decision- makers and lifelong learners, thinking beyond the boundaries of language, race, and region. It aims to make them understand the value of honesty and integrity of character. Al-Wadi Family ‘A person’, in the singular form, is not in Al-Wadi’s dictionary. Al-Wadi’s success is the work of thousands of people. Teachers, students, and staff

  9. Story COVER members are all those who contributed to Al- Wadi’s success, and they are the main reason for reaching where it is today. In Al-Wadi, every person is treated with equal respect and admiration. There is a deep sense of reverence for all individuals, regardless of their background, beliefs, or social status. This unwavering commitment to fairness and equality is what makes Al-Wadi such a special place where everyone feels valued and appreciated. From a long-time staff to a newcomer to the community, everyone can expect to be treated with the utmost kindness and fairness in Al- Wadi. It's a truly remarkable place that embodies the best of human values and virtues. A successful organization is built on the happiness and well-being of its staff. Their hard work, and devotion have been the driving force behind the school’s triumphs. The principal, Mrs. Horreya Lamloum, expresses her gratitude to the team that works tirelessly behind the scenes to support, guide, and advise others. They may not always be in the public eye, but their contributions are essential to the success of Al-Wadi. Improving Educational Access Education is a crucial aspect that can uplift the Middle East region. Providing quality education can bring positive changes in the lives of individuals and communities. It can help reduce poverty, increase economic growth, and promote social development. The Middle East has made significant progress in improving access to education in recent years, but much work still needs to be done. Al-Wadi believes in investing in education, to empower the youth and build a better future for the world. Testament to Professionalism Al Wadi staff have access to engaging and effective workshops through Partner School Global Network offered by the British Council. The school staff at the institution takes professional development very seriously.

  10. Story COVER “ Al-Wadi believes in inves?ng in education to empower the youth build a better future for the world. “ &

  11. Story COVER “ individuals who are informed decision-makers lifelong learners, thinking beyond the boundaries of language, race, & Its motto is to develop & “ They are always looking for new and innovative ways to improve their teaching skills and enhance the learning experience of their students. That is why Al-Wadi is the centre of multiple international examination boards (Cambridge, Pearson and Oxford). Furthermore, various high school staff members are certified examiners. region. Adapting to the Unprecedented Changes The most challenging time for the school, like most schools, was during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was a time of uncertainty and fear, and the school had to adapt quickly to a new way of learning. There were technical difficulties, and some students needed help to stay motivated. Still, the school, with the help of the staff, pulled it through and made the best of the situation. While it was impossible to replicate the actual classroom experience, the school mastered the online classes by using various teaching techniques and strategies that engaged its learners during the virtual classes. It was a learning experience for everyone associated with the school. Well-Rounded Education Al-Wadi knows that a well-rounded education includes extracurricular activities because they provide learners with the opportunity to apply their academic knowledge in a practical setting and serve as a means of reinforcing classroom lessons, and that is why Al-Wadi has plenty of extra-curricular activities such as debates, sports tournaments, reading clubs, TED talks and much more.

  12. Story COVER students, get up again… get up again fast. Fight and be tenacious till you reach your goal, and once your dream has come true, the happiness you’ll feel is second to none. But remember that just because your dream has come true, you can’t stop. Don’t stop… seek a new dream. My dear students, keep dreaming… keep working.” Raising More Leaders Al-Wadi aims to reach every part of the world. Al- Wadi raises children, which is why it is carried in the hearts of the graduates, and the graduates are everywhere - doing good and changing the world. This is how Mrs.Horreya Lamloum envisions the future of Al-Wadi: to continue to raise more and more leaders every year. Further to the extra-curricular activities, Al-Wadi students took part in competitions held by the British Council, such as ‘Your World Competition,’ where Al-Wadi won First place all over KSA for two consecutive years. Striving for Bigger Dreams Like any inspirational school leader, Mrs.Horreya Lamloum always offers the best pieces of advice to her students. Al-Wadi envisions being a school where diversity and inclusivity are at the forefront.Overall, the future of the school looks bright, and everyone is excited to be a part of it. “Dream big and work hard - I advise my students to always dream, but before dreaming, they need to know themselves first and they need to be aware of their weaknesses; they must also know how to overcome these weaknesses. I firmly believe that with a strong determination, there is nothing that cannot be achieved. The phrase "too hard" should not even be in our vocabulary. With hard work and perseverance, we can overcome any obstacle that comes our way. Even if you ever fall, my dear Lastly, Mrs.Horreya Lamloum believes that all of this would’ve never happened without the all-mighty Allah (SWT), who has blessed her with the health and wisdom and the best staff to run and administer Al-Wadi International School.

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  14. The Transformative Wave Educational Reforms in Middle Eastern Countries Wave I n recent times, Middle Eastern nations have embarked on a transformative journey to redefine their educational landscape. Far from mere adjustments, these reforms signal a profound shift in the region's approach to education. With a primary focus on preparing students for the challenges of the 21st century, Middle Eastern countries are actively modernizing curricula, investing in technological infrastructure, and empowering educators. The intent is not only to keep pace with the digital age but to cultivate critical thinking, problem-solving, and global perspectives. This article explores the optimistic facets of the educational reforms, shedding light on the positive changes that are shaping the future of education in the Middle East. www.theknowledgereview.com 16 | October 2023

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  16. Community Engagement: A Collaborative Approach Beyond the confines of classrooms, educational reforms in Middle Eastern countries are fostering a sense of community engagement. Schools are becoming hubs for collaboration between educators, parents, and local communities. This collaborative approach aims to create a supportive ecosystem where education is not just a responsibility of schools but a shared endeavor that uplifts the entire community. conducive to nurturing inquisitive and well-rounded individuals. A Paradigm Shift: Modernizing Curricula One of the central pillars of the educational reforms in Middle Eastern countries is the overhaul of curricula to align with the demands of the contemporary world. Traditional subjects are being complemented with courses that focus on critical thinking, problem-solving, and digital literacy. This shift aims to prepare students not only for academic success but also to thrive in an ever-evolving global landscape. Inclusivity and Diversity: Tailoring Education for All One of the notable aspects of the Middle Eastern educational reforms is a commitment to inclusivity and diversity. Efforts are underway to tailor education to meet the needs of diverse learners, including those with special needs. Inclusive classrooms and adapted curricula ensure that every student has an opportunity to thrive, fostering a sense of belonging and preparing the younger generation to contribute to a society that values diversity. The Way Forward: A Bright Horizon for Middle Eastern Education As Middle Eastern countries continue to embark on these educational reforms, the outlook for the region's education system is optimistic. The emphasis on holistic development, technological integration, and a global perspective positions Middle Eastern students to be competitive on the world stage. Investing in Technological Infrastructure Recognizing the transformative power of technology, Middle Eastern countries are making substantial investments in upgrading their educational infrastructure. Classrooms are becoming increasingly digitized, with smart boards, online resources, and interactive learning platforms becoming commonplace. This infusion of technology is not just about keeping pace with the digital age but is a strategic move to enhance the learning experience and promote a tech-savvy generation. Emphasis on Soft Skills: Beyond the Classroom Recognizing that success in the modern world extends beyond academic achievements, Middle Eastern countries are placing a renewed emphasis on soft skills. Communication, teamwork, adaptability, and creativity are becoming integral components of the educational journey. These skills are seen as essential for preparing students for a future where collaboration and innovation are key drivers of success. In conclusion, the educational reforms in Middle Eastern countries are a testament to the region's commitment to shaping a brighter future. By rethinking education, these countries are not only preparing their youth for the challenges of tomorrow but are also contributing to a global paradigm shift in the way we approach learning. The positive aspects of these reforms highlight a transformative journey towards creating empowered, innovative, and globally aware individuals who will undoubtedly play pivotal roles in shaping the future. Empowering Educators: Professional Development Initiatives Educational reforms extend beyond students to empower educators. Recognizing the pivotal role teachers play in shaping young minds, Middle Eastern countries are implementing comprehensive professional development programs. These initiatives focus on equipping teachers with the latest pedagogical methods technological tools, and fostering a culture of continuous learning. By investing in educators, these reforms aim to create an environment Global Perspectives: Opening Doors to the World Educational reforms in the Middle East are not insular; they are designed to instill a global perspective. Exchange programs, international collaborations, and exposure to diverse cultures are being integrated into the educational framework. This approach not only broadens the horizons of students but also positions them as global citizens capable of navigating an interconnected world. www.theknowledgereview.com 18 | October 2023

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