Dakahlia

International Youth Math Challenge

The International Youth Math Challenge is one of the biggest online
math competitions for students from all around the world: Unleash your
creativity, knowledge, and math skills to win awards and cash prizes
worth over 700 USD.

Arab Reading Challenge

Students read 10 books and summarize them in a reading passport. Then they
move on to the next passport in the sequence after having read the first 10 books. They
read another 40 books and summarize them in the additional passports. After that,
students reach the final elimination at the school level then the final elimination at the
education zone level. Students then move to the final elimination at the country level.
In the final stage of the competition, one winner will be announced between the
finalists from each country at an Award Ceremony held in Dubai.

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Coach of the team

Mr. Elsaied Mohamed Elsherbiny
Arabic Teacher

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (+20) 1004378086

Coach
Dr. Alaa Mohamed Abd ElGhafar

Librarian

Email: [email protected]
Phone: (+20) 1022558727

Mr. Osama Abd-Elkarim

[email protected]

Phone: (+20) 11446554814

The Well-read Teacher
A Reading Competition for Teachers

The National Reading Programme
in Egypt launched this project to
encourage the creative and critical
reading among the Egyptian students
and teachers.

The Well-read Teacher is
competition for school teachers in Egypt
who teach to all grades from grade 1 to
grade 12. The winners are selected
according to certain criteria. 5 million
Egyptian pounds are allocated for the
winners of this competition. Each
registered school has the right to
nominate only one teacher.
Mr. Osama Abdelkarim, the school
English teacher, was nominated to
represent the school in this competition
for the year 2020.

The Cairo International Innovation
Exhibition in its sixth edition

The Cairo International Innovation Exhibition held in its sixth edition on
October 24-25, 2019 at the International Exhibition and Conference Center in the axis
of Field Marshal Tantawi in the Fifth Assembly, and the exhibition comes under the
auspices of Professor Dr. Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, and
this year in its sixth edition, a number of ministers and statesmen attended the
exhibition Investors, businessmen and civil society organizations, in addition to nearly
600 exhibitors from Egypt, Malaysia, China, Arab and African countries and more
than 5000 visitors who are interested in science, technology and innovation, as many
Arab, African and Asian countries will participate in the exhibition.

IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge

IUPAC and the Egyptian Academy of Scientific Research and
Technology (ASRT) have launched the Arabic version of the
Periodic Table Challenge. The challenge is targeting young people
and students around the world and an Arabic version of the
challenge will extend participation from the MENA region.
Arabic is the second language for this challenge. The challenge
provides basic information about periodic table elements in the
form of multiple-choice questions divided into different levels:
beginners, intermediate and advanced. At the end of the challenge
the players are able to find all the correct answers, to enrich their
knowledge of the chemical elements. The original PT Challenge
took place last year, the International Year of the Periodic Table
(IYPT2019), and was highly successful.
To celebrate the International Year of the Periodic Table of
Chemical Elements (IYPT2019) and the IUPAC centenary, in 2019
we hosted an online challenge about the Periodic Table of the
Elements aimed at a global audience of young students. We
reached thousands of players from 136 countries and every
continent, including Antarctica.
Following the success of the 2019, we are now offering a new and
expanded IUPAC Periodic Table Challenge and we invite
everyone to join! While the individual players are recognized with
IUPAC Certificate, the most active Schools/Institutions will be
chosen to receive a limited-edition Periodic Table autographed by
a Nobel Laureate in Chemistry!





Broadcast Team

The broadcast activities varied. Whereas the students gave talks
about personal development, the Egyptian scientists, like Hassan
Ibn AL Haytham and Ahmed Zewail and other talks about
science and literature.

Field Trips

El-Nasr Floating Bridge

Located in Raswa area and over the Suez Canal, El Nasr Floating Bridge connects
Port Said City to Port Fouad City. The 255m- long, 15m- wide, bridge aims to reduce
traffic congestion caused by freight vehicles. The bridge is considered one of the
important linkages between the two Canal banks. In addition to ferries’ facility,
ElNasr bridge at Port Said aims at facilitating traffic directed to or from the port.

The only impossible journey is the
never you never begin.

The Faculty of Science
Damietta University

The Arab Academy for Science,
Technology and Maritime Transport

The industrial zone in
Gamasa City orientation

The director of the industrial zone in Gamasa City gave an orientation about
relationship between the environment and recycling processes



Dakahlia Military Adviser Visit

Arts Committee

The arts Committee made an initiative to Beautify the school with illustrations.

English Club

Physics Club

The physics club was established to be an educational
channel to help the students to develop their tutoring and
teaching skills as well as to enhance their knowledge about
physics.

Biology Club

The Biology club was established to be an educational channel
to help the students to develop their tutoring and teaching
skills as well as to enhance their knowledge about Biology.

Important links

The Bio club official Facebook page’s link (here, you will find all up-to-date sessions)
https://www.facebook.com/STEMDKBIOCLUB
The Calendar of Grade 11 facilitation
https://drive.google.com/file/d/172XA2hyi9qVt9_T7F_dwkNHfo_3qSiua/view?fbclid=I
wAR3OqAV3uy_d_gxrBMa6_MoFpz3SIlqKnVXOhU4mOEuO4l7VZaTxCj5BSnc
The Calendar Grade 12 facilitation
https://drive.google.com/file/d/15z1mPXgNQ6rIwMJiw_RmJBOoUeXdk6ad/view?fbcli
d=IwAR3WaGjUzHY0zmmSxTO0KnDDk5rubHMbOayBdf9RjUsCrOwJJOm-jFI9ryY

Math Club

The primary purpose of the math club is to foster a community of students around a
common interest in mathematics, allowing them to interact, promote mathematics as
a tool for learning, and share new ideas.
The aims of the math club can be summarized as follows:

● Promoting cross-curricular thinking and the holistic development of students.
● Studying math beyond the classroom and allowing students to see math as an

integral part of their lives.
● Preparing students for various standardized tests, such as SAT, SAT Subject

Tests, and ACT.
● Providing the opportunity to students to rehearse and prepare for multiple

math competitions held nationally and internationally, including:
1. Egyptian Mathematical Olympiad
2. The International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO).
3. International Mathematical Kangaroo.
4. International Youth Math Challenge (IYMC).

Head: Ahmed Shata Co-head: Arwa Alorbany

Fun Day

School fun days are an important part of student educational life at any level.
Allowing students to enjoy a day of fun activities to break up the routine of school
work is healthy and makes school more enjoyable for students and faculty. Student
fun days can be small or large depending on the budget of the school and the size of
the student body. They can be planned indoors, outside or off the school campus.



Christmas Day 2020

Community Service Activities

Life is Tender Team

Many people live in harsh conditions, forcing them to give up their most basic
rights and transform their lives into a black cloud full of pollution, ignorance and
darkness! We are students of high schools of outstanding students in science and
technology (STEM Schools). Our goal is to reach people in various places, such as
villages, with no services away from population centers, and help them to provide
knowledge. Our study system asks us every semester to solve a problem facing
Egypt. We visit shelters, schools, and hospitals, and we help the children there
morally and scientifically. Our goal is that we help people who are entitled to them,
that we always stand with them, help in education, even with a small thing, or draw
a smile on a face, a big man, and a small child or even a little advice we can deliver
to. And our Motto is "Nothing grows faster than good activities. Whoever starts and
does not finish a job loses his diligence”.



ENSH TEAM

Over time, less attention was paid to the environment, and most of the actions
of humans became negatively affected. We decided to establish the ENSH Team
(ENSH stands for Environmental Shield) team, which is a volunteer team whose goal
is to implement activities to conserve the environment and spread environmental
awareness under our slogan " for a better planet ". Our first activity was a campaign
to clean Gamasa beach from all types of waste contained in it, and we aim to
implement various other activities in the future. In addition, because the activities
are not limited to the team members only, we support anyone who participates, even
if something simple. Change starts from individuals, and any small help that makes
a big difference in the long run. We need your help and support for us to deliver our
message to as many people as possible.

Competitive College Club (CCC)

The Education USA Competitive College Club
(CCC) is an intensive group advising program
that assists top high school students who want
to be competitive applicants to U.S. colleges and
universities. Students meet year-round and
participate in lectures, book clubs, community
service activities, cross-cultural exercises and
test preparation, all conducted in English. The
activities help ensure that students are properly
advised as they go through the process of
preparing themselves both academically and
socially for a U.S. college or university, and
work to determine which schools might be a
good fit. And Alas Ashraf from Grade 10 got
accepted in.

The third art exhibition in Mansoura
Sports Stadium

Top 10 Students (Grade 10)

1 Alaa Magdy Abdelsatar Abdelatif
2 Safa Faragallah Mohamed Mohamed
3 Alaa Hamed Mohamed Hassan Mohamed
4 Mohamed Ali Abdelghany Hemida
5 Farid Mohammed Farid Mohammed
6 Omar Abdullah Ali Khalil AlZahar
7 Ganna Mohamed Mahmoud Eladawy
8 Marwan Mohamed Abdelatif
9 Salma Ahmed Shawky Eldosoky

10 Reem Mohamed Khairy Ramadan

Top 10 Students (Grade 11)

1 Mazin Mohamed Elsayed Mohamed Salama
2 Mohamed Ahmed Abdelsattar Mahmoud
3 Antwan Abdel Maksoud Ibrahim
4 Ahmed Sadek Aldsoki Ibrahim Zian Alden
5 Salma Elsayed Lotfy Ahmed Khalil
6 Santy Hossam Eldeen Refaat Ahmed Farghly
7 Linda Zakria AbdulAleem Alemam Hamed
8 Zahraa Mustafa Mohamed Selim
9 Hesham Ahmed Yousef Mahmoud Ebaid
10 Wesam Ahmed Fathy Alraghi

Teachers Professional Development (TPD)

The American English (AE) E-Teacher
Program

The AE E-Teacher Program is sponsored
by the U.S. Department of State, with
funding provided by the U.S. government
and administered by FHI 360. The program
offers virtual learning opportunities to
foreign English language educators,
professionals and learners worldwide. It
allows teachers to take a semester-long
course in a TESOL-related field from an
American university.

Mr. Osama Abdelkarim was nominated
for the program by the US Embassy in
Cairo. He has been placed in the Content-
Based Instruction course for the summer
2020 term.

Master's degree in French language and literature

Mathematica

Wolfram + Egyptian Knowledge Bank
Empowering People through Computation—Everywhere

In partnership with the Egyptian government, Wolfram Research is pleased to
offer all citizens of Egypt free educational access to our famous software
Mathematica under the Egyptian Knowledge Bank (EKB) program.

Mathematica Online brings the world's
ultimate computation system to the modern
cloud environment. Use the power of
Mathematica interactive notebooks to work
directly in your web browser—with no
installation or configuration required—and
seamlessly share documents and resources in
the cloud.

the Guidance Counselor Engagement Program (GCE)

AMIDEAST is partnering with the U.S.
Embassy to implement the Guidance
Counselor Engagement Program (GCE).
The program will aim to equip Egyptian
high school guidance counselors with the
knowledge and skills needed to support
students as they apply to universities in the
U.S.A

The program is to target 40 high school
guidance counselors from Egyptian
schools. The selected candidates are
divided into two groups. Each group
receives a six-day virtual training program
(3 hours/day) led by an American expert in
guidance counseling.
The goals of the program are as follow:
● Increase the number of Egyptian
students attending college and university
in the United States
● To give you a solid background in US
college admissions practices
● To provide a bank of resources you can
draw from
● To answer your questions and to
provide support

Noha Abd Elhaleem
[email protected]

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Tarek Ghonaim
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Essam Abdelhamed
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Hossam Hassan
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Mona Shaalan
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