Bateen World Academy finished sixth overall in the ADISSA Junior D2A swimming competition, showcasing some promising individual performances despite facing strong competition from the leading schools.

In the individual events, Antonia Ede emerged as one of the team's standout swimmers, securing a strong second place finish in the 8-year-old girls' 25m backstroke with a time of 26.89 seconds. Her teammate Clarisse Gaehler also showed good form in the 10-year-old girls' category, placing ninth in both the backstroke (27.30) and breaststroke (33.18) events.

The boys' side saw solid performances from Teodor Dreyschultze in the 8-year-old category, while Afif Haigal represented the school in the 11-year-old age group, competing in both backstroke and breaststroke events.

In the relay events, Bateen World Academy's girls team of Livia Mazzoni, Menna Maycock, Lea Sarieddine, and Tala Al Sheikh Yaseen put in a commendable performance in the 8-10 years 100m freestyle relay, finishing fourth with a time of 1:41.63. The boys' relay team rounded out the competition with a sixth-place finish in their 100m freestyle relay event, clocking 1:50.06.

While the overall sixth-place finish indicates room for improvement, several promising individual performances suggest potential for growth in future competitions. The school finished behind meet winners Pearl British Academy and runners-up Nord Anglia in the combined team standings.