Aspire Academy: Aspire Academy, in collaboration with the Ministry of Education and Higher Education (MoEHE), has bolstered its efforts to discover and nurture young athletic talent through a series of Pre-Academy Competitions. These events aim to identify promising students and foster their development in Athletics and fencing, paving the way for Qatar's future sporting champions.

According to Qatar News Agency, hosted by Aspire Academy, the Athletics competition welcomed 208 eager 5 and 6 grade students from 26 schools. The fencing competition, which took place at Al Qadisiya School, drew over 50 students from eight schools to participate.

These competitions are part of the MoEHE's comprehensive initiative to promote physical education among students in grades 1 through 6. Aspire Academy plays a crucial role in providing the resources and expertise needed for successful implementation.

Head of the Physical Education Department at MoEHE, Salman Hassan Al Hazmi, highlighted that Aspire Academy is an invaluable partner, providing top-tier facilities, equipment, and expertise to strengthen the foundation of basic movement skills such as running, balance, jumping, and throwing which are essential building blocks for students to develop advanced sports abilities later in life.

Fencing Head Coach at Aspire Academy, Massimo Omeri, said through Pre-Academy programs, connections are identified and built with young fencers ahead of the recruitment process in March, highlighting that these sessions prepare them to transition into full-time enrollment at Aspire Academy.

Aspire Academy's unwavering dedication to scouting and developing young talent ensures Qatar's athletes of tomorrow are equipped to excel on the global stage, Omeri highlighted.

Athletics Coach at Aspire Academy, Mohamed Hamdy, said these activities help gather data on participating students, and identify emerging talent, highlighting that with this information, the academy crafts personalized training programs whether by hosting students at the Academy or delivering sessions at their schools. He emphasized that the primary focus is to enhance their skills across disciplines like sprinting, jumping, throwing, and relay races.