Last Saturday, 10 students from SEMESREA had participated in the Spell-it-right Challenge State Level 2011. The competition was held at Seremban Parade and the event started around 9 a.m.
There were 15 groups altogether and participants were given a word to spell for each turn. If the students were unable to spell the word given correctly, they would be eliminated from the round.
Out of 10 students, one of them was able to qualify himself into the final round. Muhammad Ammar was able to get himself into the final round when he managed to snatch the first place position in his group.
Ammar during the group round
There were 15 groups altogether and participants were given a word to spell for each turn. If the students were unable to spell the word given correctly, they would be eliminated from the round.
Out of 10 students, one of them was able to qualify himself into the final round. Muhammad Ammar was able to get himself into the final round when he managed to snatch the first place position in his group.
Ammar during the group round
However, in the final round he was unable to place himself among the top 3. Nevertheless, he went home with RM 200 and a certificate for being able to be in the top 15.
receiving his RM 200 prize
winners'photo with the organisers
Well done, Ammar. And for the rest of the team, do not despair. Try again next year.
receiving his RM 200 prize
winners'photo with the organisers
Well done, Ammar. And for the rest of the team, do not despair. Try again next year.