THE MANGAHIGH MIDDLE EAST MATHS NINJA
CHALLENGE WAS A RESOUNDING SUCCESS
Students from across the Middle East participated in the second annual Mangahigh and
Teach Middle East, Maths Ninja Challenge. The competition which ran from March 11th-
22nd ,2018 saw a 35% increase in the number of schools participating in the competition
over last year. 17,000 students participated of which 1,243 won individual medals.
First Place winners were The Westminster School, Dubai, second place went to Dubai
Gems Private School, while the third place winner was Ajyal Al Maarefah International
School in Saudi Arabia.
Mangahigh is one of the world’s first Game-Based Learning sites, where students learn
Mathematics via purpose-built casual games that balance fun and learning. Mangahigh
is aimed at students aged 5-16. Since activities adapt to the level of understanding,
Mangahigh can be used effectively by both struggling and high flying students.
WHAT ARE SCHOOLS SAYING ABOUT THE MIDDLE
Dubai Gem Private School
The Westminster School,
Dubai
“We are delighted to be the reigning
Mangahigh Middle East Maths Ninja
Challenge champions. Our staff and
students have worked hard and we
are very proud of them” Last year
we were second place winners and
this year we took the top spot. Our
students have excelled and have
had fun at the same time. We look
forward to retaining the top spot
next year”.
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“Mangahigh offers one of the best
online platforms for students to
practice Mathematics, with
the
best possible animations, games,
challenging questions right from
Foundation stage to KS5”.
“The students of Dubai Gem Private
School have been using Mangahigh
for the last two years and seen
real growth in their numeracy skills.
Every year students enthusiastically
participate in The Middle East Maths
Ninja Challenge with great success, we
are delighted to be the second place
winner this year”.
After The Bell
Amity School
“Students at Amity school
love to learn mathematics with
Mangahigh and they enjoyed
taking part in the Maths Ninja
Challenge, as it was learning and
fun all rolled into one”.