In the Press

Doha College held its eighth annual medical review school conference, inviting students to present their medical and scientific research and gain feedback from peers and experts drawn from the Qatar medical community. While historically bringing together hundreds of teams from across the country and beyond
since 2014, this year it was only open to Doha College students due to pandemic-related restrictions.

Two students from Doha College, one of Qatar’s oldest international schools, won special prizes in the ‘Young Musician of the Gulf (YMOG) 2022’ competition online, organised by long-time host St Christopher’s School in Bahrain. The winners are Anne Mc- Chesney for Bowed String and Amir Alfarhan for Traditional Instrument.

Doha College, one of the oldest international schools in Qatar, has recently become a National Online Safety Certified School, having successfully completed a comprehensive online safety training programme. The training included students, teaching and non-teaching staff, as well as parents, demonstrating Doha College’s whole school community approach to protecting children in the online world.

Doha College students Giulia Pinna (Year 13) and Liu Xiangtong (Year 12), held crucial roles in this year's THIMUN Qatar conference - a four-day event that ended on Friday, 19 February. Giulia held the top role of secretary-general, while Liu was part of the Secretariat Team as deputy secretary-general.

The psychology department at Doha College, in collaboration with Texas A&M University at Qatar (Tamuq), offered a science and engineering forensics day to their 6th Form students. Sessions included ultraviolet and infrared fluorescence, where students examined materials under different lights.