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31 winners of annual Khalifa Award announced

Abu Dhabi: The names of 31 winners of the fourth annual Khalifa Award (KA), comprising five winners from outside the UAE, were announced on Wednesday in Dubai.
The award, which recognises excellence in the field of education of individuals, schools and institutions, had 380 nominations in its current edition, including 200 from other Arab countries. Its motto was 'Distinguish Yourself'.
Five winners were selected from Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan and Kuwait for the distinguished professors in teaching, scientific research, innovative educational projects and creative writing for children categories.
Winners from the UAE included 11 teachers, alongside schools and educational institutions.
From five categories in its inaugural year in 2007, the Khalifa Award now grants awards in 11 categories. Additionally, applications for nominations are open to other Arab countries and are no longer restricted to Emiratis.
The Khalifa Award for education aims to raise educational standards across Arab countries and elevate the general perception about teaching to one associated with prestige.
"The award this year is unique, with four new categories added that seem to be popular in the education sector," said Amal Al Afifi, secretary general of the award.
The awards are given in categories including public education, higher education in the UAE and across the Arab World, special needs, creating knowledge networks, new media and education, education and sustainable environment, education and community service, educational research, projects and innovative educational programmes and educational writing for children.
Awards:
Category: Public Education
Creative teacher Award:
Ibtissam Alyan (Jordanian) Al Mawaheb Model SchoolAshraf Ahmad (Egyptian) Al Majd Model SchoolBushra Al Shamsi (UAE) Family Development OrganisationHanane Al Junaibi (UAE) Halima Al Saadiya SchoolRabaa Al Ahl (Egypt) Rawdet Al RahmanAbeer Saad (Egypt) Al Reem Model SchoolAlyaa Al Ghafry (UAE) Al Muraijeb High SchoolMona Al Tajer (UAE) Al Ro'ya SchoolNawal Basheer (Sudan) Al Afaq Model SchoolHala Allam (Egypt) Rawdat Al Areej
Technical Teacher Award:
Ayman Ibrahim ( Jordan) Al Nahda National SchoolInstitutional School Performance AwardAl Saadah Primary SchoolChildhood Development Centre
Category: Higher education in UAE and across the Arab World
Distinguished Professor in teaching Award
Prof. Dr.Mohammad Hamady (Bahrain) University of SharjahDr. Mashael Al Hajeri (Kuwait) Kuwait UniversityDistinguished professor in scientific research AwardProf. Dr.Youssef Al Haik ( Jordan) United Arab Emirates UniversityProf. Dr.Ali Chamkha (Lebanon) Kuwait UniversityProf. Dr.Mohammad Friawan ( Jordan) Yarmouk University
Category: Special Needs
Staff Award
Mahmoud Al Shathily (Jordan) Abu Dhabi Rehabilitaion and Welfare Centre for People with Special Need Centre
Institutions and Centres Award
Ghayathi Centre for Special NeedsZayed Organisation for Humanitarian Care and Special Needs.Category: Creating knowledge networks
Award granted to:
Media CentresAl Dhabyania Private SchoolAl Mawaheb Model SchoolAl Janaen Preparatory School
Category: Education and the sustainable environment
Award granted to:SchoolsLiwa International Private SchoolInstitutionsAdult Education Centre- Dubai Police HeadquartersCategory: Educational researchIn Researches related to Arabic Language, award is granted to:Samira SadiehCategory: Projects and innovative educational programmes in the UAE and the Arab WorldAwards granted to:Dr Sami Shaban, United Arab Emirates UniversityMona Al Maghribi, Abu Dhabi Education Council, Abu Dhabi Bureau.E- Learning Eduation Team, Alexandria University, Faculty of Medicine.Educational Curricula, Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaCategory: Educational writing for childrenAward granted to:Abla Morgan, Zayed Higher Organisation for Humanitarian Care and Special Needs
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