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"Southern Mazar Education" Strengthens Support for Queen Rania Award Nominees

"Southern Mazar Education" Strengthens Support for Queen Rania Award Nominees

The Directorate of Education for the Southern Mazar District, during a support meeting for the Queen Rania Al-Abdullah Award for Educational Excellence, discussed ways to empower nominees for the 'Distinguished Teacher' and 'Distinguished Educational Counselor' awards for the academic year 2026/2027, and introduced them to the award criteria, nomination mechanisms, and requirements for preparing participation files.

The meeting was chaired by the Director of Administrative and Financial Affairs, Dr. Itimad Al-Jaafrah, in the presence of the Head of the Educational Supervision Department, Dr. Shahrazad Al-Dala'in, pioneers of the Excellence Award in the field of Southern Mazar, the award coordinator in the directorate, Mr. Wael Al-Batush, and a number of nominees.

Al-Jaafrah emphasized the importance of active participation in the Queen Rania Al-Abdullah Award for Educational Excellence, as it represents an opportunity to highlight outstanding educational practices, exchange experiences and experiments, and promote a culture of excellence and creativity in the educational field.

She said that the Directorate of Education for the Southern Mazar District is keen to provide support and guidance to the nominees and support them during various stages of nomination, stressing that educational excellence is not limited to winning the award, but rather constitutes a professional approach that contributes to developing performance and improving educational and administrative practices, and enhancing the impact of the teacher and educational counselor in the school environment.

Al-Jaafrah pointed to the importance of benefiting from the advisory meetings and accumulated experiences of the excellence pioneers, which helps the nominees to understand the award criteria and document their educational practices in a way that reflects their efforts and impact on the educational process.

For her part, Al-Dala'in appreciated the support and guidance provided by the directorate to the nominees, confirming the continuation of the Educational Supervision Department in cooperating with the district's schools and teachers, and providing the necessary technical and educational support, which contributes to developing performance and achieving the objectives of the educational process.

For his part, Al-Batush reviewed the latest developments related to the criteria for the Queen Rania Al-Abdullah Award for Educational Excellence, and the mechanisms for electronic nomination, explaining the importance of benefiting from the available guides and explanatory clips on the award's website, and adhering to the instructions and requirements for submitting nomination applications.

The excellence pioneers in the directorate also provided, in turn, a detailed explanation of the award criteria and the mechanisms for documenting and writing them, in addition to clarifying the steps for using the award's website, and answering the inquiries and questions of the nominees, which helps them to prepare their files in accordance with the approved criteria and instructions.

The participants emphasized the importance of continuing to work and benefit from the guidance provided during the nomination stages, which enhances the opportunities for developing professional practices, wishing all the nominees success and qualification for the upcoming stages and achieving outstanding results at the national level.

The meeting comes within the framework of the efforts of the Directorate of Education for the Southern Mazar District to entrench the culture of educational excellence, encourage educational and counseling cadres to participate in educational awards, and benefit from their criteria in developing performance and professional practices, which reflects on the quality of the educational process and improving its outputs.

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