Ahliah School students earned three awards at the 31st AUB Science, Mathematics & Technology Fair, with all three participating mathematics projects receiving recognition across the Elementary, Intermediate, and Secondary Divisions.
The students demonstrated creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills through projects exploring real-world challenges and mathematical concepts.
Project: Is Lebanon Taking Care of Its PETs?
Category: Real-World Problem Investigation
Congratulations to Abbas Hojeij, Lea El Agha, Malak Moussawi, and Khaled Dinnawi, who earned second place in the Elementary Division for their project investigating a real-world issue.
Project: The Hidden Geometry of Arithmetic Sequences
Category: Abstract Problem Investigation
Yara Abbas, Layan Yacoub, and Walid Hatahet received second place in the Intermediate Division for their exploration of the mathematical patterns and geometry of arithmetic sequences.
Project: Extending the Collatz Conjecture to Negative Numbers and Introducing Its Real-Life Implications
Category: Abstract Problem Investigation
Karim Khatib, Mazen Abou Najem, and Mariam Tawil earned first place in the Secondary Division for their investigation of the Collatz Conjecture and its extension to negative numbers.
These achievements reflect the students’ dedication, curiosity, and ability to apply mathematical thinking to challenging questions.
Ahliah School congratulates all participating students on their well-deserved awards and extends its appreciation to the teachers who guided and supported them throughout their projects.
We are proud to see our students’ hard work and talent recognized at the AUB Science, Mathematics & Technology Fair.
