Warm up your keyboards, iPads, tablets and smartphones, because our annual Education Perfect Northern Championship is back!
The Language Perfect Northern Championship starts tomorrow, Wednesday 6th November at 9am.
Ever since we started participating in this competition in 2014, our students have shown their strength and dedication in languages in Primary and Secondary. The school has moved from 27th place globally and 7th place in the UAE in 2014, to ranking first globally and in the UAE in 2018!
Will we be able to keep our title of Northern Hemisphere Language Perfect Champions? The opponency is fierce but we believe we have what it takes.
The competition will take place from 9am on Wednesday 6th November, to 9am on Wednesday 13th November. Students (and parents!) can play at school or at home; anywhere, anytime. The only rule is that you cannot play more than 8 hours consecutively.
Our students will be competitive during their language lessons all week, but they will be encouraged to play in their free time too.
To access the scoreboard, please click here.
Let’s get ready and have fun with languages! Best of luck to all.
The Languages department
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