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Young stars of Dreamers Academy shine at ICT Olympiad Season 2

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27 May, 2025, 03:55 pm
Last modified: 27 May, 2025, 04:05 pm

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Young stars of Dreamers Academy shine at ICT Olympiad Season 2

Press Release
27 May, 2025, 03:55 pm
Last modified: 27 May, 2025, 04:05 pm
Young stars of Dreamers Academy shine at ICT Olympiad Season 2

 The ICT Olympiad Bangladesh Season 2 recently brought together some of the brightest young minds from across the country in a national celebration of technological talent.

Standing tall among the top performers were students from Dreamers, who earned top honours by securing Champion and 1st Runner-Up positions across different tracks. This national competition, designed to identify and nurture the next generation of ICT innovators, evaluated students through rigorous assessments, including multiple-choice exams, viva voce interviews, and practical problem-solving tasks. Dreamers Academy students made a remarkable impression with their depth of knowledge, confidence, and technical skills.

Five young prodigies from Dreamers Academy led the charge: Ashfi Amin and Samin Yeasar, who are the champions of  Track 3; Farhan Sadik, the Champion of Track 2; Safat Rasan, the Champion, and Yaanis Yusuf, the runner-up of  Track 1. Their achievements highlight both individual brilliance and the strength of Dreamers Academy's progressive educational model. Known for its learner-centred and practical approach, Dreamers Academy equips its students with essential skills in ICT, critical thinking, and real-world application from an early age. 

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Mr Sharif Ahmed, Co-Founder of Dreamers Academy, said, "We are incredibly proud of our students. Their success in such a prestigious national competition reflects their dedication, our innovative teaching practices, and our vision to empower the next generation of tech leaders. These young achievers have made us all proud, and they represent what Dreamers Academy stands for: passion, potential, and progress."

Dreamers Academy has long been recognised for its commitment to quality ICT education, especially at the foundational level. By integrating digital literacy, problem-solving, and interactive learning, the institution continues to prepare students for the challenges and opportunities of a technology-driven future. As Bangladesh embarks on its digital transformation, platforms like the ICT Olympiad offer students the chance to shine on a national stage. Dreamers Academy remains committed to fostering curiosity, confidence, and capability among the youth, creating not just learners but leaders of tomorrow.

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