Tyler Schwerm Wins Multinational School Bahrain’s First Mascot Design Competition
VICTORIA, Seychelles — Eleven-year-old Tyler Schwerm, a Seychellois-German student at the Multinational School Bahrain, has made history by winning the school’s first-ever mascot design competition. His creative drawing will now become the school’s official mascot, a design that will be remembered by students for years to come.
The school community marked the occasion with excitement, celebrating Tyler’s creativity and this special milestone in the school’s history. The mascot will serve as a unifying symbol for the diverse student body, representing the values and identity of the Multinational School Bahrain community. Tyler’s achievement was formally announced to the school, and his design is already being prepared for use across the school’s official materials and platforms.
‘As parents, we always encourage our children to take part in different activities — you never know when it will be their time to shine. This was truly Tyler’s moment,’ his parents, Nadia and Benedikt Schwerm, said, adding that they are extremely proud of their son’s achievement. They noted that the experience has given Tyler confidence and a sense of belonging in the international school environment.
The competition drew entries from across the year groups, with Tyler’s design standing out for its creativity, energy, and ability to capture the spirit of the school. The Multinational School Bahrain is known for its diverse student body and emphasis on creativity, arts, and student-led initiatives. Tyler’s success is a proud moment for the Seychellois community in Bahrain, and a reminder of the talent that Seychellois young people bring to international platforms.
