The students of Grade 4 and Grade 5 at RQA recently participated in an exciting and intellectually stimulating Brain-a-Thon, demonstrating remarkable enthusiasm, confidence, and academic strength.
The participants were divided into four dynamic teams, with five students in each team. The atmosphere was charged with energy as the competition began, encouraging not only subject mastery but also collaboration and strategic thinking.
The challenge consisted of 100 thoughtfully curated questions:
- 75 questions from Social Studies
- 25 questions from Dirasat Islamia
The wide range of questions tested students on historical understanding, geography concepts, civic awareness, Islamic studies knowledge, and critical thinking skills. The students responded with impressive accuracy and confidence, often delivering prompt answers under time pressure.
What truly stood out was not just their subject knowledge, but their composure, teamwork, and ability to think quickly. Team members consulted efficiently, supported one another, and displayed healthy competitive spirit while maintaining respect and sportsmanship.
The Brain-a-Thon was more than just an academic competition — it was a platform that strengthened:
- Collaborative learning
- Public confidence
- Quick decision-making
- Respectful competition
- Love for knowledge
At RQA, we believe that learning should be engaging, interactive, and empowering. Events like the Brain-a-Thon nurture intellectual curiosity while building confidence and unity among students.
We are proud of our Grade 4 and 5 students for their dedication, preparation, and outstanding participation. Their performance reflects the culture of excellence and enthusiasm for learning that continues to define RQA.
