QF student wins PUE’s ‘Outstanding Student Award’ for community initiatives

In Doha, Qatar, a 10-year-old student from Qatar Academy Msheireb, part of Qatar Foundation's Pre-University Education, has been recognized for his outstanding community initiatives. Jassim Mohammed Al Mosallam was awarded the PUE's 'Outstanding Student Award' for his efforts in volunteerism and inspiring others to contribute to society.

Inspired by his own story titled "Bisht Al Taer," Jassim decided to turn his kindness and helping values into real-life actions. He and his peers organized various community initiatives, witnessing the impact of their collective efforts as friends and family members became involved. This positive feedback inspired Jassim to continue his work and strive for further achievements.

Jassim expressed his pride and happiness, crediting his family and teachers for their support and encouragement. He highlighted the importance of being outstanding not just academically, but also through hard work, kindness, and help for others. He aimed to build upon his success and continue learning and improving to make his family, school, and Qatar proud.

Jassim's mother, Naila Ahmed Al Mosallam, was deeply proud of her son's achievement, reflecting on how the story of Bisht Al Taer had shaped his character. She hoped the recognition would inspire Jassim to continue making a difference in his community. Her grandfather, a role model in their family, instilled values of kindness and responsibility in Jassim from a young age.

Lina Mouchantaf, the Director of Qatar Academy Msheireb, praised the students' achievements, emphasizing their ambition, determination, and potential to make a positive impact. She noted that every success stems from hard work, perseverance, and the school's role in helping students discover their talents, foster their abilities, and build confidence to become responsible citizens and future leaders.