Arab News Interviews Our Students and Faculty on Zayed Sustainability Prize–Finalist Project
Arab News Interviews Our Students and Faculty on Zayed Sustainability Prize–Finalist Project
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We are proud to share that Arab News has interviewed our students and faculty to highlight our school’s sustainability initiative, which has been selected as a finalist for the prestigious Zayed Sustainability Prize.
The interview features our project, “From Roots to Resilience: Afforestation, Smart Farming and Youth Empowerment,” through which students will be restoring 20 acres of land, planting 10,000 trees, and applying solar-powered smart irrigation technologies. Students also explained how soil-moisture sensors and drip irrigation has been used to promote sustainable farming practices at Qadir Nagar.
This international media coverage recognizes the commitment and leadership of our students and educators in advancing environmental sustainability and community resilience.
Zayed Sustainability Prize 2026: Our School Among Global Finalists
Zayed Sustainability Prize 2026: Our School Among Global Finalists
1st October, 2025
We’re thrilled to announce that our school is a finalist in the Global High Schools category of the Zayed Sustainability Prize 2026!
From 7,761 entries across 173 countries, only 33 finalists were selected — and we’re honored to be among them.
This recognition celebrates the passion, innovation, and sustainability vision of our students and teachers.
Winners will be announced on 13 January 2026 during the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week.
A heartfelt thank you to our school family, parents, and community, let’s keep dreaming big and building a better future together!
Summer Camp 2025
Summer Camp 2025
The Qadir Nagar Summer Camp 2025, held in July, was a joyful celebration of learning, creativity, and community spirit. The camp was made possible through the vision, guidance, and support of dedicated members of the organizing team, whose efforts brought the event to life.
The Summer Camp offered children a delightful blend of creativity, learning, and outdoor exploration. Highlights included a nature walk, flower making, pebble painting, wish tree, stitching, paper mâché lanterns, origami, tie and dye, and hydrilla planting in the goldfish pond, along with a range of art, craft, and outdoor activities. An inspiring session on the local heritage and history further enriched the experience.
A team of passionate educators and volunteers led the camp with enthusiasm and care, conducting engaging sessions on art, craft, science, and language learning. Specialized workshops on origami, creative stitching, and environmental awareness encouraged students to explore their talents and connect with nature. Academic activities and games were also integrated to promote a balanced and joyful learning experience for all participants.
WhatsApp Video 2025-10-07 at 09.00.27.mp4Breakthrough Junior Challenge 2024
Breakthrough Junior Challenge 2024
We’re proud to share that our students participated in the Breakthrough Junior Challenge — a global science video competition that celebrates creativity, curiosity, and communication! Guided by Mrs. Masuda Imran Ahmad and Ms. Mahmuda Adil, our young scientists explored fascinating scientific ideas and presented them through captivating short videos.
Class 9 Participants
Umama Zeb – The reason of laughing when tickled
Laiba Bibi – Biological consequences of smoking cigarettes: Emphysema
Janeeta Khan – Positive Thinking: Effect on our body
Class 10 Participants
Huma Ahmad – Mitosis: Cell Division
Arifa Alam – Mitosis: Cell Division
Sahiba Bibi – Biological consequences of smoking cigarettes: Emphysema
First Year Participant
Sana Khan – Mendel’s Law of Segregation
Their participation reflects our commitment to inquiry-based learning, scientific exploration, and global engagement.
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