AU Students Mark World Teacher’s Day at Local School

The Unit of Community Service at the Office of Community Engagement, Ajman University (AU), has celebrated the ‘World Teacher’s Day’, with the Manar Al Iman Private School teachers and staff.

Male & female students from different AU colleges chipped in to show appreciation to the 92 teachers and administrative staff of the school based in Al Jurf area for their exceptional effort.

“It’s part of our core values to contribute to our society and appreciate the efforts of those who build our characters and support us in our future career,” the students said.

Alaa Alkurdi, a student with the College of Humanities and Sciences, was so keen to take part in this function as she graduated from the same school.

“I am so excited to see my teachers again and show them appreciation for their hard work and commitment.”

It is so inspiring to see Ajman University students giving back to local community, she added.

“The smile on the faces of AU volunteers says it all; they do miss their most important school days.”

Ms. Noor Al Chaghouri, Head of Community Service, presented a certificate of appreciation to Ms. Fatima Almatroshi, Principal of Manar Al Iman Private School, in recognition of her support and effort.

“Teachers play a major role in our life,” Al Chaghouri said. “They help us succeed in our career and business.”

A good teacher helps students become good members of the society, she added. “The future of any nation lies in the hands of teachers.”

Meanwhile, the Legal Creativity Club of the Student Activities Office distributed flowers and sweets to AU faculty members in recognition of their dedication.