Celebrating Student Growth Beyond the Classroom

At Liwa Education, we believe that education goes beyond academics. The Liwa Education Core Competency Award recognizes and celebrates students’ achievements in school and beyond, nurturing essential skills that prepare them for the future.

What is the Core Competency Award?

This award encourages students from KG to Grade 12 to develop key skills that support their personal, social, and academic growth. Each year, students work towards Bronze, Silver, and Gold awards, building a portfolio that highlights their accomplishments and development.

By the time they complete Grade 12, students have a comprehensive record of their achievements, showcasing their strengths as learners, leaders, and active members of the community. This approach reinforces our commitment to developing well-rounded individuals and positions Liwa Education among the leading schools in the UAE.

What is the Core Competency Award?

What Skills Does the Award Recognize?

The Core Competency Award celebrates student achievement in three key areas:

1. Learning and Thinking Skills

  • Critical Thinking
  • Creativity and Innovation
  • Problem Solving
  • Independent Learning
  • Digital and AI Competence

2. Personal and Social Skills

  • Communication
  • Teamwork and Collaboration
  • Leadership and Responsibility
  • Self-Confidence
  • Entrepreneurship and Initiative

3. National and Global Citizenship

  • Global Awareness
  • Environmental and Sustainability Awareness
  • Cultural Understanding
  • Active Citizenship
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How Can Parents Help?

Parental support plays a key role in helping students engage with the award. You can encourage your child by:

  • Celebrating Their Achievements: Sharing photos, videos, trophies, or certificates from activities outside school.
  • Encouraging Participation: Motivating them to join extracurricular activities, sports, cultural events, and community projects.
  • Having Conversations: Talking to your child about their goals and how they can work towards their next award.
  • Creating Opportunities: Planning activities that support their development, such as a weekend cultural visit or volunteer work.

By working together, students, teachers, and parents ensure that every child develops the skills and confidence to thrive—both now and in the future.

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