Bangladesh MHM School and College in Doha held its Annual Science Fair and Arts & Crafts Exhibition 2026 on October 8 at the school campus, showcasing a wide array of student-led projects that highlight creativity, innovation, and practical learning.
The event attracted participation from students across various age groups, educators, parents, community members, and distinguished guests, including Md. Waliur Rahman, deputy chief of mission at the Bangladesh embassy in Doha, who served as the chief guest. Brigadier-General Sarder Istiak Ahmed, defence attaché at the embassy, also attended.
The program commenced with a recitation from the Holy Qur’an by Saad bin Tafsir, a Grade XI student. Following the ceremonial ribbon-cutting, guests toured the exhibition, engaging with displays and assessing the students’ artistic and scientific projects. The presentations covered a diverse range of fields such as science, information and communications technology (ICT), business, environment, agriculture, health, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Rahman praised the students' innovative efforts and encouraged them to continue developing their ideas through exploration and experimentation. He underscored the importance of such events in fostering confidence, creativity, critical thinking, and practical skills. Principal Mohammad Hossain Ahmed also commended the students and faculty for their dedication and highlighted the significance of experiential learning that bridges classroom knowledge with real-world applications.
Adding to the occasion’s prestige, educational leaders from neighboring institutions participated in the event. Among them were Yousif Eltahir, principal of Sudanese School (Abu Hamour), Dr. Adel Musleh, principal of the Palestinian School, Ali Zulqarnain, principal of Bright Future International School, and senior science teachers Jeewantha and Chamara from the Sri Lankan School. Their involvement contributed to the event’s community value and educational exchange.
The exhibition featured a total of 728 projects presented in two shifts. The morning session included 308 arts and crafts projects from kindergarten to Grade IV students, alongside 195 scientific projects by students from Grade V to Grade XII. The evening session added another 225 projects, with 150 from the Elementary Section and 75 from Grades V to VIII. Collectively, the displays illustrated students’ ability to translate academic concepts into innovative, practical outcomes.
The successful execution of the event was credited to the leadership and vision of principal Ahmed and vice-principal-in-charge Muhammad Rashed Chowdhury, whose efforts ensured an enriching experience for students and attendees alike.