Jashore Zilla School Students Win Double Gold at International Science Competitions in Indonesia

Bangladesh has once again earned international recognition as two young innovators from Jashore secured prestigious gold medals at two separate international competitions held in Indonesia. The “Future Scientist” team from Jashore Zilla School achieved the remarkable feat, bringing global acclaim to the country.

The achievement was announced on Friday, June 5, during the closing ceremony of a week-long international competition hosted at Universitas Negeri Jakarta in Jakarta. Competing against nearly 200 talented participants from 55 countries, the Bangladeshi students emerged victorious on the global stage.

Two Young Innovators Behind the Success

According to school authorities, the success of the Future Scientist team was driven by two Grade 10 science students from Jessore Zilla School:

• SM Jawad Hossain, team leader and a student of the day shift.
• Raiyan Sadik, a student of the morning shift.

The two young innovators have long been involved in research-oriented projects focused on science, technology, robotics, and innovation. Their creativity and technical expertise received international recognition through this outstanding achievement.

Innovation Focused on Real-World Solutions

Reflecting on their success, Jawad and Raiyan said that the projects developed by their Future Scientist team were designed to address complex real-life challenges through practical, affordable, and technology-driven solutions.

Expressing their emotions, they stated:

“This is not just a story of winning a medal; it is a significant step toward giving wings to the dreams of young Bangladeshi innovators on the global stage. We are extremely proud to represent Bangladesh while competing alongside participants from around the world. We sincerely thank our teachers, parents, and well-wishers for their support.”

“A Matter of Great National Pride”

Acting Head Teacher Zainul Abedin praised the students’ achievement, describing it as a source of immense pride for both the school and the country.

“Winning double gold medals at the international level among 200 competitors from 55 countries is undoubtedly a unique accomplishment and a matter of great pride for our entire nation,” he said.

He also expressed optimism that such global successes by young innovators would further strengthen Bangladesh’s science, technology, and innovation ecosystem in the years ahead.

The achievement highlights the growing potential of Bangladesh’s young generation in STEM education, robotics, and technological innovation, demonstrating their ability to compete successfully on the world stage.

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