Syed Hussein Al -Qassab
The superior student, Aya Al -Akrami, who holds a rate of 99.6%, said that her academic experience in the Kingdom of Bahrain was very distinctive, and she described her as a “sweet hand”, noting that her superiority is thanks to God first, then with the support and efforts of her teachers and the management of the Khawla School for Girls, in addition to supporting her great family, especially her mother and father.
She added: “I am very proud of my academic experience, and the march that I lived in the Khawla School. I am grateful to everyone who supported me and taught me, especially since this superiority is not just numbers, but a journey of fatigue, effort and pride.”
On her ambitions after graduation, Aya explained that she is still confused between studying medicine or engineering, because both represent pioneering and required fields, noting that the superior student often puts these two fields in the circle of his options. Aya concluded her speech by saying: “My ambition is to be an effective person in society, I can positively influence people around me.
