Bani Attiyah: Queen Rania Award for Excellence in Education is a competitive environment that stimulates creativity
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Director of Education for the Qasr region north of Karak, Zahra Bani Attiyah, said that the Queen Rania Al Abdullah Award for Excellence in Education has established a positive competitive environment that contributed to advancing the educational process by appreciating and motivating workers in the educational field for excellence and innovation, and spreading a culture of creativity to support the educational journey in Jordan.
During her chairmanship of the first meeting of the award in its cycle for the 2026/2027 academic year at the level of Qasr Education schools, which was held at Abdul Wahab Al-Majali Secondary School for Boys in the presence of the heads of divisions in the directorate, Bani Attiyah praised the efforts made by the supervision division, the award coordinator, and the award pioneers in the directorate's schools, emphasizing the role of school principals (male and female) in leading excellence in the educational field and showcasing excellence in all its categories, which contributes to developing the school environment and the educational process alike and graduating thinking and creative students.
For her part, Head of the Supervision Division Lana Al-Maaytah spoke about the importance of the award in supporting education and its impact on promoting a culture of excellence in educational work by motivating principals, teachers, and educational counselors to participate and work on institutionalizing its outputs and transferring their successful experiences to deepen the impact of excellence in society.
For his part, Director of Educational Affairs Dr. Bakr Al-Dhunibat pointed out the importance of motivating teachers to participate in the award, noting that the educational field in Qasr is rich in distinguished individuals, which calls for enhancing the utilization of their expertise, reflecting positively on the educational process.
On the other hand, Head of the Counseling Division Dr. Mohammad Al-Karki spoke about the role of the award in supporting the skills of educational counselors, noting the division's readiness to provide support, reinforcement, and any consultations needed by the cadres working in the field of educational counseling regarding participation in the award.
The award coordinator, Fatima Al-Faqara, gave a detailed explanation of the award's objectives and its positive impacts on all pillars of the educational process, explaining the mechanism for applying for the award, which comes to enshrine the royal visions in sponsoring and developing education.
