Students Achievement
Here we highlight our students' outside achievements.
Our students continue to shine beyond the classroom in a variety of fields. From excelling in national and regional competitions to making remarkable contributions in sports, arts, and community service, they demonstrate talent, commitment, and passion. These achievements reflect not only their individual dedication but also the values of excellence and leadership we nurture at our school. We are proud to celebrate their successes and the positive impact they make in the wider community.
🏅 Royal American School Students Making Moves – 2025
Mohammad Al Fathi 9BC (CB – Juve)
Mohammad Al Fathi 9BC (CB – Juve)
Dominated the Man City League, going the whole season undefeated and smashing Maestro 7–1 in the final.
Yahya Ennouri Grade 9
Held it down at left back for the Falcons, locking in a 3–2 final win against City in the League for Boys. Took home a medal too.
Abdullah Bassem (11BB)
Key player for the Falcons’ U19 squad, winning the Youth Cup in Abu Dhabi after a strong 3–1 victory over Atomics.
Eissa Helal (10B-B)
Snagged first place in World Pro Jiu Jitsu (KBMZ) up in Fujairah. Big moves on the mat.
🎓 Academic Highlights
Abdulrahman Wesam (10B-B)
Took first place at the Abu Dhabi University Engineering Competition. Future engineer unlocked.
📖 Quran Competition Highlights
Quran Leaders Lead with Heart
Under Mr. Montaser’s guidance, students rose in the Quran contest. Amgad Wael and Sultan Soud (Grade 10) memorized advanced Juz. Mahmoud Abdulrazq (5BC) and Saad Al Khattbi (6BC) completed Juz Amma. They showed deep care, respect, and discipline. Their efforts reflect personal growth and commitment.
🏊♂ Swimming Highlights
Swimming Stars Make a Splash
Zeyad Hoitham (6BB) placed 3rd at the Virginia NS Tournament. Anas Ahmad Mohammad (6BB) swam strong at the Abu Dhabi event. Both showed focus, strength, and steady improvement. Their hard work led them to shine in the pool. The school is proud to cheer them on.
Hannah Mohmmad Mahmoud (4B)
Hannah Shines in Abu Dhabi
Hannah Mohammad Mahmoud (4B) took 1st at the Abu Dhabi Championship. She stood out with her focus and quiet strength. Facing older swimmers, she held her own. Her win shows her love for swimming and hard work.The school is proud of her rising potential.
Adam Asawi (CM – UAE Open)
Adam Asawi, an Egyptian center midfielder, has loved football since he was young. He won first place in the UAE Open and earned MVP, showing how quickly his skills are rising.
Omar Fadi (Life Club – Swimming)
Syrian swimmer Omar Fadi began at age ten and steadily improved. Representing Life Club, he has earned seven championships, proving his strong dedication to the sport.
Adam Moussaowi (UFC Gym – Jujutsu)
Adam Moussaowi, an 11-year-old Moroccan jujutsu player, already has six first-place wins. Training with UFC Gym, he also won the AGJP Tour, showing impressive talent at a young age.
Mohammed Osama (Al Ahly / Egypt Club – Basketball)
Egyptian player Mohammed Osama started basketball at ten and quickly stood out. He has three first-place finishes in the Adek and Abu Dhabi Cup while playing for Al Ahly and Egypt Club.
Hala Fayez Sallowm
Hala Fayez Sallowm, age 17, from Syria, had her artwork selected for display in the National Art Exhibition at the Louvre Museum. The exhibition featured a variety of artworks with different colors, styles, and techniques from other artists.
Royal American School Students Claim First Place at Al Ain University Psychology & Special Education Challenge
Students from Royal American school took part in the psychology and special education challenge hosted by Al Ain University.
3 groups represented Royal American School:
Group 1:
Lamar al assaad, Lana Ali, Marlain Talal, Aljory Al Maamari, and Rawan Al Batete
Group 2:
Israa Salim, Kayessi Espinosa, Fama Jamal, Sawsan Khaled, and Reel Yasser
Group 3:
Yumna Alfares, Besan Rami, Fatma Berisha, Shahd Wael, Maria Maged, and Sally Sohieb
Students worked collaboratively and secured first-place winners among other participating schools.
Rahaf Rises to the Top in Reading
In the RAZ Kids Reading Competition, Rahaf Mohammad Hassna (1A) earned the most stars in the school. It’s an incredible feat for a 7-year-old reader. Her joy for books and steady drive inspired all grades. She showed that passion and effort go a long way.The school is proud of her example and success.
Saif AlDeen
Open Muay Thai championship gold medal space 42 arena
Saif AlDeen, a dedicated student from Grade 11BB, proudly secured the gold medal at the Open Muay Thai Championship. His outstanding performance and commitment to excellence in the sport reflect both his discipline and determination, bringing honor to his school and serving as an inspiration to his peers.
Youssef Walid
Qatar AJP Tournament
Youssef Walid G11BA, a committed and driven student, proudly earned the gold medal at the prestigious Qatar AJP Tournament. His exceptional performance and unwavering dedication to his training have distinguished him as a top-tier athlete, bringing pride and recognition to his school community.
Winners of the Spelling BEE Competition
