Pakistan’s First Online spelling competition

* Kindly checkout the Competition Overview and make sure to follow the Rules and Regulations for the SpellKar.

Winners of SpellKar Lahore

After working hard for two months and competing with around 2,600 participants in an online spelling competition, these 9 deserving champions made all the hard work worth the while. We are so proud of them.

Group 1 (5-6)

  1. M. Zaki Ul Husnain Awan (Aitchison College, Lahore)
  2. Ayan Ahmed (Aitchison College, Lahore)
  3. Burhanuddin Ali (Beaconhouse School System – Main Boys, Faisalabad)

Group 3 (9-10)

  1. Zaki Akmal (SISA – Main Campus, Lahore)
  2. Abu Bakar Faisal (Lahore Grammar School – Township, Lahore)
  3. Furqan Faisal (Lahore Grammar School – Township, Lahore)

Group 2 (7-8)

  1. Ahmed Sohail (Lahore Grammar School – State life Senior, Lahore)
  2. Umer Ashraf (Lahore Grammar School – Township, Lahore)
  3. Momin Hashim (Aitchison College, Lahore)
  • M. Zaki Ul Husnain Awan from Aitchison College, Lahore receiving her trophy and cash prize for being the Champion from Group 1

The Story of SpellKar

From KarMuqabla team that made SpellKar happen to parents and teachers who had the courage to adopt it to our brave participants who walked onto the battlefield with their brains and knowledge as their primary weapons, this is a complete walk-through to the Grand Finale

Team SpellKar had made special arrangements for the semi-finals and the Grand Finale in the Sindh Boy Scouts Association’s auditorium
All the winnings – the certificates, the trophies and cash prizes were neatly in place before the participants arrived
Our team outside was also ready for the participants, many of whom wanted to know more about KarMuqabla
Our Outreach Manager Abir Zehra met so many parents who were delighted at what a fun-packed learning platform their kids now had access to
Inside, our dashing young techie Faizan was doing last minute checks – not really required but that is how thorough he is
Not just that, but for their wise words too: “KarMuqabla is not about winning or losing, but about the spirit of muqabla”
Mr Jeeva’s advice: “Just knowing why we learn what we learn makes a lot of difference”
Our CEO didn’t take long to explain the magic formula behind KarMuqabla: “If gaming is unavoidable, why not change the game?”
Our academic consultant Huma Jabeen welcomed the participants and the guests, letting her warmth do the talking 🙂
And our marketing manager Qudsia Anwar, who had worked tirelessly to make SpellKar happen, explained the rules of the finals to the participants
Of course it could only be Haseeb Irshad, Qudsia’s tireless colleague, who had the honours of calling out the winners for the prize distribution
And then the finals began, group by group, for all three categories as anxious but excited parents looked on
And this is the real Team KarMuqabla – a tiny sample of our dedicated users who understand how important technology has become for education these days