Dubai school hosts third annual quiz event today

dubai — Dubai’s Credence High School, a CBSE school with students of over 30 nationalities, will host its third annual quiz competition today.

“Credence High School believes that in consonance with academic pursuits, para-academic activities play a critical role in providing students with an intellectual platform for ventilation of views, opinions and perspectives. To take this belief forward, the school had launched the Credence UAE Quiz Masters Tournament in the year 2014,” the school said in a statement.

The quiz will be general knowledge-based and students of all nationalities from Grade 8 to 11 can participate. This year, the school has participants coming from schools across the UAE.

A total of 25 schools have already enrolled for the quiz, which include: Delhi Private School (Dubai), Rajagiri International School (Dubai), The Indian Academy (Dubai), Ambassador School (Dubai), Sharjah Indian School (Sharjah Boys), Sharjah Indian School (Sharjah -Girls), Abu Dhabi Indian School (Abu Dhabi), Gulf Indian High School (Dubai – Boys), Delhi Private School (Sharjah), Crescent English High School (Dubai), New Indian Model School (Dubai), Dubai International Academy (Dubai), Springdales School (Dubai), GEMS Our Own English High School (Sharjah – Boys), The Sheffield Private School (Dubai), India International School (Dubai), Al Maaref Private School (Dubai), Al Sadiq Islamic English School (Dubai), Arab Unity School (Girls – Dubai), Bilva Indian School (Dubai), GEMS Modern Academy Dubai, Gulf Asian School (Sharjah), Gulf Indian High School (Girls- Dubai) and The Indian High School (Dubai)..

Indian quiz master and author Adittya Nath Mubayi will conduct the quiz competition.

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