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This category consists of all educational leaders in the public and private sectors including senior leaders and middle leaders.
- Senior leadership includes school principal.
- Middle leadership includes Assistant Academic Principal, Head of Academic Affairs Unit, Head of Student Affairs Unit, Head of Services Unit.
The teacher is the main guide of the teaching and learning process as the quality of his/her input elevates the educational process, especially with the new changes and the technological revolution that require teachers to keep up with in order to achieve the desired results in life and economy. The Sharjah Award for Educational Excellence acknowledges this category and requires participant teachers to underscore their distinguished performance, effective leadership, professional development, creativity and innovation in the job, and social responsibility. All teachers from kindergarten to the twelfth grade with various specializations in public, private, and applied technology schools are eligible to nominate for this category.
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This category targets all employees of support jobs in the public and private sectors; including laboratory specialists, learning resource specialists, special education specialists, academic advisors, social workers, psychologists, nurses, behavior officers, security and safety officers, and secretaries. The candidate must have worked in one of the supporting jobs for a period of no less than two continuous years related to the year of candidacy.
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This category is the main focus of the award since its launch in its first session, all students from grade 3-12 or year 4 to 13* in UAE public and private schools and in applied technology high schools are entitled to apply for the award to demonstrate evidence of academic excellence, talents, hobbies, digital competencies, innovation and creativity, and social responsibility.
*For schools that follow the British curriculum
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The UAE provides care for people of determination in all fields and at all levels through empowering and supporting them, especially in the field of education. Since its launch, the Award has been keen to ensure that this category demonstrates their distinction, innovation, abilities, and distinguished participation in social events. This category includes grade 3 to 12 or year 4 to 13* students (people of determination) in public and private schools and in centers for special needs.
*For schools that follow the British curriculum
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The family is the first building block in society, and the country protects its entity to achieve societal progress and well-being. The Sharjah Award for Educational Excellence has paid attention to this category and supported parents/guardians to participate and provide evidence of their care for their children and follow-up on their academic achievement. Furthermore, it highlights parents' efforts to strengthen their children’s national identities, enhance citizenship values, and support voluntary community initiatives. The award targets parents of public and private school students; who have demonstrated outstanding efforts in raising distinguished children.
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