Karnah Kupwara: Today Students of Army Goodwill Higher Secondary School Hajinar have achieved remarkable success in the recently concluded online Maths Wizard and Science Wizard Competitions, which saw participation from all AGS schools across Jammu and Kashmir.
The students of AGS Hajinar secured both the First and Second positions in these highly competitive online events, demonstrating exceptional skill and knowledge in the fields of mathematics and science.
In the *Maths Wizard* competition, *Muzain Mohammad* from AGS Hajinar clinched the IInd Position, showcasing outstanding mathematical acumen. Similarly, in the *Science Wizard* competition, *Aqsa Arshad* secured the First Position, displaying exceptional talent and knowledge in the realm of science.
The competitions, conducted virtually, attracted more than 650 students from various schools, providing an excellent platform for showcasing academic excellence. The event unfolded in *three* challenging rounds, followed by a knockout stage and a final round that further tested the participants’ abilities.
Competition Schedule:
Round 1: 01-Jan-2025
Round 2: 03-Jan-2025
Knockout Stage: 04-Jan-2025
Final Round: 06-Jan-2025
The Maths Wizard and Science Wizard competitions were designed to challenge students’ problem-solving abilities and critical thinking in various areas of mathematics and science. AGS Hajinar students not only excelled in these academic challenges but also demonstrated their ability to adapt and thrive in an online learning environment.
The competition was coordinated by Tahir Gaffar from AGS Hajinar, whose efforts played a crucial role in organizing and ensuring the smooth execution of the event. His dedication to providing students with such valuable opportunities has been a significant factor in their success.
Special thanks are extended to the Bharti Airtel Foundation, which organized these prestigious competitions, providing a platform for students to showcase their talents and gain recognition. Their support and commitment to fostering educational excellence in the region have made a lasting impact on students and schools alike.
“This victory reflects the dedication, hard work, and adaptability of our students in the face of new learning formats,” said Aftaab Ahmad Khawaja, Principal of Army Goodwill Higher Secondary School Hajinar. “Their success in an online setting underscores their resilience and commitment to academic excellence.”
The school’s management and faculty are celebrating this achievement and are proud of the students’ ability to excel in the digital age, adapting to the challenges of online education while maintaining top-tier academic performance.
