To help raise awareness of animal welfare, it will be a non-uniform day, and students are encouraged to dress up as an animal or wear animal print, e.g. zebra print or leopard print. 

As an Eco School, we are not asking for the purchase of new outfits or items, but to instead reuse or create something from old clothes/items you already have at home. Students can bring in a voluntary 10 QR, which will be donated to the WWF and local animal charities which support animals and their well-being. 

Thank you for your continued support in trying to improve our world, one small step at a time. 

Safeguarding is an ongoing conversation, and we encourage parents and guardians to continue discussing these topics at home. Here are some suggestions for further discussion:

• Ask your child about what they learned during the assembly and if they have any questions or concerns.

• Reinforce the importance of boundaries, online safety, and reporting mechanisms.

• Remind your child of the trusted adults in their life and encourage open communication.

• Encourage empathy and kindness in their interactions with peers.

We believe that by working together as a school community, we can create a safe and nurturing environment for our primary students to thrive.

If you have any questions, would like additional resources on safeguarding, or to report a concern, please do not hesitate to contact our designated safeguarding team.

Thank you for your continued support in ensuring the well-being of our students.

Best wishes,

Mrs Whymark

We are thrilled to share the exceptional results from the recent QCPC competition held over the weekend. Standing tall among their peers, Team SD Card, comprised of Demir Khan and Suhail Abbas from Year 13, clinched the coveted 1st prize! Their achievement is all the more noteworthy given the rigour of the event, with competitors from 30 different secondary schools participating.

What made this competition unique was the level playing field established for both university and secondary school students. While both groups faced the same challenging problems, secondary school participants were assessed under a tailored grading criteria. Our champions, Demir and Suhail, brought home the honour and some fantastic prizes, including iPads!

It wasn't just Team SD Card that shone, though. Two other Doha College teams made an impressive mark by securing spots within the top 10.  Organised by the ICPC (International Collegiate Programming Contest), this global contest witness's student participation from diverse regions. Demir and Suhail are aiming to make the grand finals in November, which will take place in the picturesque Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt. 

Should you come across these brilliant students, don't hesitate to inquire about their exhilarating experience and shower them with well-deserved congratulations!

In an impressive display of talent and sportsmanship, the U19 boys' volleyball team emerged victorious in the recent QUESS (Qatar United English Speaking Schools) tournament. Their journey to victory was outstanding, going undefeated in the group stages and securing thrilling wins in the knockout rounds. 

Facing a tough challenge in the semi-final against SEK, the team showcased remarkable skill and determination to secure a hard-fought victory. This set the stage for an exhilarating final match against Park House, where they once again rose to the occasion and claimed the championship.

What made this team truly special was their embodiment of Doha College's core values: Respect, Integrity, Diligence, and Perseverance. They not only excelled on the court but also represented their school with grace and respect for their opponents throughout the tournament.