Sultan visits VISS, awards certificates to teachers
Sheikh Sultan graced the school with members of the Sharjah Education Council.
Sponsored by the Sharjah Education Council, a select group of nursery teachers from the emirate took part in the six-week programme at VISS. In the first five weeks of the programme, the school’s staff mentored the nursery teachers in various aspects of the framework. Topics ranged from respectful relationships and responsive engagement, learning environment within the classroom, integrated teaching and learning approaches, the educators’ role in supporting learning and communicating with students through responsive feedback. During the last week of the programme, VISS staff observed the teachers in the classrooms implementing the teachings and provided feedback on key learnings.
“On behalf of the team at VISS we would like to thank Sharjah Education Council for their ongoing support in promoting and sponsoring this wonderful collaboration. This programme demonstrates VISS as a world-class education provider and shows our commitment in supporting the Government’s vision for the Sharjah education sector. We look forward to collaborating again next year,” said Dean Pyrah, Executive Principal of VISS.
The programme was led by two staff members from VISS: Reshma Kudrolli, Director of the Early Learning Centre and Marrem Murad, Educational Leader.
Reshma Kudrolli said: “We are delighted to have partnered with the Sharjah Government Nurseries for another successful year. During the six weeks that the programme has been running, we have been able to share and exchange knowledge, create dialogue, and take a deep dive into building a positive learning environment that will support and enhance the educational development in early years’ students.”
This is the 7th training/mentoring programme which the Sharjah Education Council holds in partnership with VISS, training over approximately 200 teachers and principals across nursery, primary and middle school.
AWARD CEREMONY
Sheikh Sultan on Sunday morning attended the award ceremony of the winners of the Sharjah Award for the Best PhD Thesis in Administrative Sciences in the Arab World (BPTASAW) for the 17th cycle, which is organised by the University of Sharjah in cooperation with the Arab Organisation for Administrative Development (ARADO), at the UoS campus.
The awards ceremony commenced with the UAE national anthem followed by a recitation from the Holy Quran. Then, Abdullah Salem Al Tarifi, Chairman of Board of Trustees of the award, praised the endless efforts of His Highness the Ruler of Sharjah in ensuring the development and progress in the smiling Emirate of Sharjah in all fields.
During his speech, Al Tarifi has also lauded Sharjah’s new achievement in which it received the Unesco title of World Book Capital (WBC 2019), stressing that this new title instils the cultural status of Sharjah, the UAE, and even the Arab world, and contributes to the achievement of a scientific renaissance of the country.
Underscoring the significant importance of the Sharjah Award for the Best PhD Thesis in Administrative Sciences in the Arab World, Al Tarifi has added that the Award, under the patronage and full support of His Highness the Ruler of Sharjah, continues its remarkable development journey in various scientific and academic forums.
At the end of his speech, Al Tarifi congratulated the winners of the Sharjah Award for the Best PhD Thesis in Administrative Sciences in the Arab World, praising the efforts of the jury members for applying the scientific methodology and objective criteria in evaluating the theses.
During the award ceremony, His Highness the Ruler of Sharjah honoured the winners of the Sharjah Award for the Best PhD Thesis in Administrative Sciences in the Arab World and the sponsors of the award, including, Sharjah Islamic Bank and the Sharjah Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI).
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