Tubli Primary Boys School Nurtures Talented Students in Technology and AI

Tubli Primary Boys School is developing the skills of 36 talented students in technology and artificial intelligence this academic year as part of its “Digital Pioneers” initiative, a program designed to meet the diverse interests of its students.

Computer teacher Bushra Said Mustafa Jafar explained that the initiative trains students to become digital assistants for teachers during computer classes. The students conduct short educational sessions to introduce their classmates to digital applications and AI tools that support learning and school projects.

Similarly, subject teacher Zahra Amir Ibrahim highlighted that these students undergo intensive training to acquire advanced technical skills while also fostering leadership and responsibility. This prepares them to effectively support classroom activities and encourage their peers to use modern technology in learning.

During the first semester, this group successfully produced 30 digital stories that focused on positive values and behaviors, such as self-learning and teamwork.

The initiative is part of government schools’ ongoing efforts to improve educational services and provide greater support for student talents, with supervision and guidance from specialists at the Ministry of Education.