Al-Najat Schools Celebrate Honoring 214 Teachers from Outstanding General Secondary School Educators

Al-Najat Schools celebrated the honoring of its high school teachers, in appreciation of their efforts and contributions, at an event that highlighted a school year brimming with academic, scientific, sports, and volunteer achievements. Last year culminated in 11 male and female students achieving 100% and ranking among the top students across the State of Kuwait, with 170 students scoring 99% or higher, and 79 students scoring 98% or higher, an indicator reflecting the quality and comprehensiveness of its educational system.

The ceremony was held at the auditorium of Al-Najat Model School in Manqaf, attended by Faisal Al-Zamil, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Najat Charity Society; Sudanese Deputy Ambassador and Advisor Abdul Rahim Daw Al-Bait; Engineer Abdulaziz Al-Duwaikh, Vice Chairman of the Board of Education at Al-Najat Schools; and several executives from the Society and its schools. During the event, 214 male and female teachers were honored for their role in achieving these results, with a reaffirmation of the commitment to continue investing in educational development and building the capacities of students and teachers.

Faisal Al-Zamil, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Al-Najat Charity Society, stated that the slogan for Al-Najat Schools this year is “Dual Competencies and Skills,” emphasizing that the schools do not merely impart knowledge to students but work on building their personalities, developing their skills, and instilling ambition and high aspirations. He added, “In our schools, we encourage students to think, stimulate their ambitions, and shape leaders. The ambition of Al-Najat Schools goes beyond achieving academic results to graduating capable energies and talents able to contribute to building Kuwait’s future.”

He clarified that the high school results during the 2025-2026 academic year reflected the quality of the educational system, after 11 male and female students achieved 100%, while 170 students scored between 99% and 99.99%, and 79 students scored between 98% and 98.99%.

Al-Zamil noted that Al-Najat Schools offered 60 training programs participated in by 270 male and female teachers, covering diverse topics and specializations, including social supervision and early intervention to address students’ health and psychological aspects, alongside other developmental programs focused on students. He revealed the schools’ plan to establish an “Innovation Academy” as part of the “Dual Competencies and Skills” strategy, which will include multiple tracks, notably artificial intelligence, robotics, and entrepreneurship, alongside vocational and practical trades such as decoration, carpentry, and electrical work, thereby opening new pathways for students to acquire practical skills aligned with future needs.

For his part, Engineer Abdulaziz Al-Duwaikh, Vice Chairman of the Board of Education at Al-Najat Schools, told the honored teachers, “By the grace of God Almighty, you are partners in success and the reason behind these achievements we are proud of and cherish.” He affirmed that Al-Najat Schools adopt new methods to advance and elevate education. He continued, “Al-Najat Schools aspire to achieve leadership locally, regionally, and globally, which is our goal that we strive for and work toward with all staff members at Al-Najat Schools.” He announced that Al-Najat Schools secured 17 positions with an average of more than half of the awards given by the Private Education Authority and the Ministry of Education.

On his part, Dr. Salman Al-Lafi, General Manager of Al-Najat Schools, stated that Al-Najat Schools achieved first place in the finals of the National Geology Olympiad, in addition to securing 13 advanced positions in science competitions at the level of the General Directorate of Private Education. In the field of reading and Arabic language, Al-Salmiya Al-Najat Girls’ School reached the list of the top 6 schools in Kuwait in the final rounds of the Arab Reading Challenge competition. Furthermore, students from the schools secured 9 advanced positions in Quran memorization competitions, with a notable presence among competitions bringing together schools and students across Kuwait.

Al-Lafi added, “Excellence in our schools extended to the sports field, where Al-Najat Schools achieved first place in the Kuwait Sabre Championship, in addition to 10 first-place finishes in various sports tournaments.”