Woodford School Lusaka recently demonstrated its dedication to academic excellence at the World Scholar’s Cup Lusaka Regional Round, where 13 teams of enthusiastic Grade 5 and 6 students competed in team debates, collaborative writing, and rigorous subject tests. Their hard work and preparation paid off—11 teams qualified for the Global Round, a testament to their talent and the school’s strong academic foundation.
The students delivered an outstanding performance, securing 21 gold medals and 57 silver medals across various categories. These awards celebrated their individual brilliance, teamwork, and well-rounded knowledge, showcasing the depth of their abilities. Such remarkable success highlights not only the students’ dedication but also Woodford School’s supportive and stimulating learning environment.
Key factors behind this achievement include:
- Meticulous preparation
- Emphasis on teamwork and critical thinking
- Development of strong communication skills
- A broad, interdisciplinary knowledge base
The guidance and encouragement of Woodford’s teachers and coaches played a pivotal role in nurturing the students’ success. This accomplishment further cements the school’s reputation as a leading academic institution and underscores its students’ potential to excel on the global stage.
As the qualifying teams prepare for the Global Round, Woodford School looks forward to fostering even greater participation in future academic challenges, inspiring more students to push their limits and achieve excellence.