Atalaya Awards

A Decade of Triumph: Celebrating 10 Years of Achievement at Atalaya International School.

A decade of dedicated education and unwavering commitment has transformed Atalaya International School into a thriving hub of knowledge and innovation. To commemorate this monumental milestone, we will recognise and applaud the exceptional achievements of our students who have consistently displayed remarkable dedication, resilience, and talent. To this end, we will be presenting 10 awards for outstanding performance in various domains throughout the school year. The award winners will be displayed on our wall of fame and also featured in our school newsletters, as well as our social media networks. These awards include:

• Highest Attainment Award (1 award):
  • This award will go to the student who has consistently displayed outstanding academic prowess and achieved the highest grades in their academic journey.
• Multi-lingual Award (1 award):
  • In our globalised world, language skills are a crucial asset. This award will be presented to a student who has exhibited remarkable proficiency in multiple languages, contributing to cultural diversity and understanding.
• Creative Excellence Award (1 award):
  • Creativity is the cornerstone of innovation. This award will recognize a student whose artistic and creative talents have shone brightly, inspiring others and adding beauty to our school community.
• Excellent Progress in a Subject Award (2 awards):
  • Learning is a journey, and some students make outstanding strides. This award will honour a student who has demonstrated remarkable progress and improvement in a particular subject, showcasing the power of dedication and hard work.
• Good Citizenship Award (5 awards):
  • Being an exemplary citizen is about more than academics. This award will be presented to a student who embodies the qualities of a good friend, kindness, environmental awareness, and selfless acts of kindness. They are the ones who support and uplift their peers and stand up for others when they can’t speak for themselves.