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The University of Science and Technology, Aden Main Center, concluded the scientific methodological competition for secondary school students in the interim capital, Aden, for the period from January 28, 2024 AD to February 6, 2024 AD, at the university.
32 schools from different directorates of Aden Governorate participated in the competition, and each directorate was represented by four secondary schools, two government schools (boys - girls), and two private schools (boys - girls) based on the nomination of the education offices in the directorates for the schools, and under the direct supervision of the education sector in the Ministry of Education and the Education Office in Aden Governorate.
The qualifiers between schools from all directorates continued for ten days, during which a joint elite of supervisors from the Ministry of Education and the Education Office in Aden Governorate prepared the question models, supervised the competition, corrected the answers, and announced the results first hand, in the presence of the supervisors of the schools participating in the competition.
The competition included a number of scientific subjects for secondary school students, where the students participating in the competition solved scientific problems by using the scientific methodologies followed in the curricula.
At the end of the qualifying round between the students of the competing schools, Al-Baihani Secondary School deservedly took first place, while Aden Model Secondary School for Girls took second place.
It is worth noting that the university will honor the school teams that won first and second place with valuable prizes, at an honoring ceremony held by the University of Science and Technology next Saturday, February 10, 2024, in the presence of the leadership of the Ministry of Education and school principals.
The competition aimed to motivate students to achieve academic achievement, deep understanding of curricula, and encourage them to develop their skills in analysis and critical thinking.
The university’s sponsorship of such activities stems from its sense of responsibility towards society in general, and youth in particular, as they are the country’s desired hope and its true wealth.
