MUSCAT: The Directorate-General of Education in Muscat Governorate celebrated the honouring of student winners of the fifth edition of the 'First Broadcaster' Award, organised by the Directorate with the participation of 283 male and female students from schools in Muscat and Al Dakhiliyah governorates. The ceremony was held at the National Museum.
The ceremony was held under the auspices of Jamal bin Hassan al Mousawi, Secretary-General of the National Museum, in the presence of a number of officials.
The ceremony included a visual presentation entitled 'Your Voice Is a Talent' and another presentation addressing the award's journey, objectives, and future vision. It also featured live demonstrations in radio presentation by the winning students and musical pieces performed by a number of school students.
At the conclusion of the ceremony, the patron of the event honoured the students who won first place across the various categories. At the level of the Directorate of Education in Muscat Governorate, in the Grades 1-4 category, Maymouna bint Khalid al Hinai won first place, Zahra bint Majid al Harthi came second, and Mais bint Ali al Ghassani placed third.
In the Grades 5-10 category, Hashim bin Saif Al Dhuhli secured first place, Layan bint Hilal al Mashari took second place, and Bilsan bint Ali al Ghusaini came third.
In the Grades 11-12 category, Mohammed bin Munir al Zadjali was crowned first place, Yumna bint Ahmed al Ghamari came second, and Abdulmalik bin Khalfan al Hadidi placed third.
At the level of the Directorate of Education in Al Dakhiliyah Governorate, in the Grades 1-4 category, Aseel bint Badr al Hinai achieved first place, Ahmed bin Said al Sabari took second place, and Adam bin Mohammed al Fahdi came third.
In the Grades 5-10 category, Hawr bint Ahmed al Kindi won first place, Zayana bint Khalid al Busaidi took second place, and Rawan bint Hamid al Hinai placed third.
In the Grades 11-12 category, Rimas bint Mohammed al Hinai secured first place, Riham bint Said al Hinai came second, and Noor bint Younis al Amri placed third.
It is worth noting that the 'First Broadcaster' Award has witnessed continuous growth and development since its launch in 2018, when it was initially limited to schools in Muscat. It expanded in this edition to include Al Dakhiliyah Governorate. The future plan includes expansion to cover the Directorate of Education in Al Batinah South Governorate to discover further promising media talent. - ONA
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