Maranao leaders laud Marawi school as top 6 in int’l math Olympiad

By MASIDING NOOR YAHYA

November 6, 2019

MARAWI CITY: Maranao leaders are elated that a private school here has landed top 6 most outstanding school in the international math Olympic held recently saying despite the devastation of the city in the 2017 Marawi siege, education has not only been in the right track but also pushed as a challenge to provide quality education.

True to its reputation as a school of academic excellence providing quality education, Marawi-based Aba Alkhail Computer College Foundation Inc. (ACCFI), formerly known as Aba Alkhail Computer School (ACS), has also brought home several awards in the Thailand International Mathematical Olympiad (TIMO) held here.

ACCFI sent 53 participants. They won 5 gold, 31 silver and 8 bronze awards in the TIMO Philippine Region Heat Round. They are qualified to compete next year in Bangkok for the final international Heat Round.

The provincial government of Lanao del Sur headed by Governor Mamintal A. Adiong Jr. has lauded the ACCFI students for their achievement.

ACCFI president Karem Abduljabbar M. Indol said he received a call from the office of the provincial governor congratulating their students.

“The provincial government’s acknowledgment is boosting the students’ confidence to attend in such international events,” Indol said.

“Our children today might be thought of that because they are studying in Marawi City which suffered from the Siege of which it seemed we could hardly stand, they could not level up in our education,” he added.

"On the contrary, our children are striving hard for their education and they are at par with their peers in the country, and even internationally," Indol said, adding that, "every school in our locality should also strive hard to provide quality education to our children."

Traditional leader Suod Barodi, the Wato a Ulo (Stone Head) of Marawi, said, “This is one feather to our cap. Others must know we can match them in any level circumstances.”

Barodi, a former Regional Director for the Bangsamoro Region of Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), congratulated the students and expressed his best of luck when they finally attend the final heat to be held in Bangkok in April 2020.

ACCFI winners in the TIMO Heat Round for Philippine Region will compete in Bangkok next year for the Final International Heat Round.

Students of ACCFI who won in the Olympiad are:

Grade 10

Gold Awardees:

Jonainah S. Esmail

Cairanie Ombar

Silver Awardees:

Omar B. Berua

Raimah P. Sarip

Rasheda M. Hadji Latifh

Abdulmuqtadir B. Magarang

Ainah N. Laut

GRADE 9

Gold Awardees:

Yassin Busar

Heldegonde Abdulwahab

Silver Awardees:

Ayman S. Tomawis

Jehani Ismael

Amerfaisal L. Mongcao

GRADE 8

Silver Awardees:

Amira Shaliha T. Sultan

Mohammad Rajie Abduljabbar

Noralyn L. Adiong

GRADE 7

Silver Awardees:

Princess Johara Rodi

Bronze Awardees:

Hamza Mimbantas

Alyanna Saromandang

Anna Fatimah Allyssah Asnawie

GRADE 6

Silver Awardees:

Nasruddin Cabila

Mohammad Ryan P. Macasindil

Johaimah Mama

GRADE 5

Bronze Awardee:

Hanan Malawad

Merit Awardees:

Reham Calauto

Norjehan Ala

Participants:

Shahad Ariman

Macarampat

Sheik Rashid

Asia Baunto

GRADE 4

Silver Awardees:

Moh'd Jamil Rodi

Moh'd Nur-hussien Salic

Bronze Awardee:

Habiyah Hosni

Merit Awardee:

Harith Malawad

GRADE 3

Gold Awardee:

Prince Ivan Celaras

Silver Awardees:

Fathma Hanan Lantud

Moh'd Quossani Gamama

Lady Najeha Najib

Ammara Gauraki

Haniyanisah Asnawie

White:

Moh'd Hisham Macapundag

GRADE 2

Silver Awardees:

Jhaneeyah Ibrahim

Haya Malawad

Ahmad Sheik Rashid

Bronze Awardee:

Jahan Ara Muti

Merit Award:

Abdulhamid Bin Mahid

GRADE 1

Silver Awardees:

Nashrul Yakeen Laut

Mohaira Mohaimen

Moh'd Ferdaussi Rodi

KINDER

Silver Awardees:

Khanza Macasindil

Fatima Mahid

Waffah Alrayan

Bronze Awardee:

Sittie Wedad Calauto

Other awardees are:

Gold Awardee

Ana Feerozah E. Indol

Bronze Awardees:

Mummad Syafri E. Indol

Aniqa Zarqa Esmail Calandada

(RSP)