Al-Feras Academic Event Hub

Official Grades 4–5 competition page for AIS and JIS, based on the event announcement and issued guidelines.

Inter-School Challenge 2026

Inter-School Academic Competition 2026

Mathematics, Science, and English Challenge for Grades 4 and 5 students from Jeddah International School and Al-Afaq International School.

Grades 4–5 students from AIS and JIS
Practice and preliminary participation required for eligible students
Designed for iPads, computer labs, and high-contrast student access
Students progressing through the academic competition journey
Grades4 & 5 Only
Final RoundApril 30

Official Poster

Official Al-Feras Inter-School Academic Competition poster

Competition Snapshot

The official announcement and guideline pack now shape the page content.

Participation is open to enrolled Grade 4 and Grade 5 students at AIS and JIS, with finalists selected from preliminary performance.

Key dates

Practice runs from April 21 to 23, preliminary sessions take place on April 27 and 28, and the live final is on Thursday, April 30, 2026.

Who joins

All eligible Grade 4 and 5 students at AIS and JIS are included, and both the practice and preliminary rounds are required stages.

Platform format

The assessment uses a proprietary online platform with randomized items, no backtracking during timed attempts, and live dashboard monitoring in the final round.

Recognition

Certificates, medals, prizes, and trophies are part of the awards structure, with winners announced during the closing ceremony.

Competition Roadmap

Each round now reflects the official procedures from the event announcement and guideline document.

The page now distinguishes platform familiarization, formal qualification, and the monitored final event with their exact roles.

Step 1

Practice Round

April 21–23, 2026

Students get familiar with the platform interface, question format, and timing through unlimited attempts across a three-day window.

One supervised school session is included, optional home practice is allowed, and practice scores do not affect selection.

Step 2

Preliminary Round

April 27–28, 2026

This is the official qualification round. Grade 4 competes on Monday, April 27, and Grade 5 competes on Tuesday, April 28.

Students log in with school credentials 10 minutes early and results auto-submit to the QA dashboard after completion.

Step 3

Final Round

Thursday, April 30, 2026

Finalists compete in a live monitored challenge with a dedicated schedule for each grade and real-time dashboard visibility for proctors.

Winners are compiled within one hour and announced in the closing ceremony after the final round.

Subjects Portal

Each subject card now reflects the official time allotment and content coverage.

Question banks are built from validated teacher-prepared quizzes, and each timed attempt is randomized for fairness and auditability.

Illustrated academic zones representing mathematics, science, and English

Mathematics

Number sense, operations, word problems, and geometry basics for confident problem solving.

Assessment format

15 items · 40 minutes

Number sense, operations, word problems, geometry basics

Explore Mathematics

Science

Life science, physical science, earth science, and scientific inquiry in an age-appropriate challenge format.

Assessment format

20 items · 40 minutes

Life science, physical science, earth science, scientific inquiry

Explore Science

English

Reading comprehension, grammar, phonics, spelling, and vocabulary with clear timed practice.

Assessment format

20 items · 40 minutes

Reading comprehension, grammar, phonics, spelling, vocabulary

Explore English

Credibility and integrity

How the platform protects fairness

20 random items are delivered per subject attempt from validated question banks.

Question order and answer choices are shuffled for each student.

No backtracking is allowed during timed attempts.

Attempts are logged with timestamp, IP, and device ID for audit.

Recognition

What students can earn

Final Round participants receive a certificate of achievement and +2 bonus points in a chosen subject assessment.

Subject winners receive medals, certificates, and a specific prize.

Overall champions per grade receive a trophy and certificate during the closing ceremony.

Official Schedule

Round-by-round timing, locations, and live final windows are now presented clearly.

Preliminary students should log in with school credentials 10 minutes before start, and finalists check in 10 minutes before the live round.

Preliminary Round

Qualification schedule

GradeDateTime slotLocation
Grade 4Monday, April 27During regular subject periodsComputer labs (girls' and boys' sections)
Grade 5Tuesday, April 28During regular subject periodsComputer labs / iPad carts
Students log in with school credentials 10 minutes before start. Devices must already display the assessment dashboard, and results auto-submit to the QA dashboard when finished.

Final Round

Live monitored event on Thursday, April 30

Grade 4

Morning · 8:00–10:40 AM

English

8:10–8:50

Science

9:00–9:40

Math

10:00–10:40

Grade 5

Afternoon · 11:00 AM–1:40 PM

English

11:00–11:40

Science

12:00–12:40

Math

1:00–1:40

Venue format: designated school, computer lab, and school iPads. Finalists check in 10 minutes early, communication is not allowed during the round, and a 5-minute break is scheduled between subjects.

Parent Notice

Families and proctors can review the access rules, timing, and device expectations in one place.

This section is designed to reduce confusion before competition day by clarifying sign-in requirements, arrival timing, and supervised device use.

Access rules

Students must sign in using the exact email registered by the school and the shared school password issued before competition day.

Arrival and timing

Students should be ready 10 minutes before the scheduled round so devices, seating, and instructions can be checked calmly before the timer begins.

Devices and supervision

The preliminary and final rounds are designed for supervised school computer labs and school iPads, with no communication allowed during timed attempts.

What parents should expect

Practice helps students learn the platform, but qualification depends on preliminary performance, and final results are confirmed after the monitored event ends.

Live Scoreboard

The leaderboard area is ready for final-round live visibility between the two schools.

The guideline document confirms that live dashboard monitoring is part of the final round, so this placeholder is positioned to become the public-facing school comparison area.

Live leaderboard feed
Jeddah International SchoolRank #1 · 41051 points

169 participant(s) · 1300 submitted attempt(s) · Average 31.6

Al-Afaq International SchoolRank #2 · 13094 points

59 participant(s) · 495 submitted attempt(s) · Average 26.4

Illustrated live school competition scoreboard

Student Access

Students can enter the competition using their school-specific credentials.

The page is now aligned with the official procedures: credentialed log-in before the preliminary round, finalist check-in before the live final, and a clean access point for the real quiz destination.

Enter the Quiz

Recommended for school-based access by grade, subject round, or finalist session.

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