Qatar tribune Tribune News Network Doha Thirty students from Qatar Foundation schools participated in an enriching educational camp called ‘Discovery and Challenge’ that focused on developing essential life skills, fostering cultural awareness and enhancing teamwork through a variety of activities. The camp, which took place over three weeks from May 3 to 17, was a collaborative effort between Qatar Foundation’s (QF) Pre-University Education (PUE), the Internal Security Force (Lekhwiya), the Ministry of Endowments and Islamic Affairs, and the Qatar Scouts and Guides Association. It was held at Qatar’s Museum of Islamic Art, providing a unique chance for learning and exploration.
Abdulmajeed Alhashmi, Government Relations coordinator in Student Affairs and Community Engagement at PUE, said: “The initial launch of the camp was met with positive feedback from our students, encouraging us to consider making this an annual event. “The principal aim of our programme is to sharpen the scouting abilities of our young participants and improve their physical capabilities. The programme seeks to deepen their appreciation for Islamic heritage and history, instilling a profound sense of pride in our cultural legacy.
” Alhashmi pointed out that the programme responds to the growing need for educational experiences outside conventional classroom environments, and believes it supports students throughout their educational endeavours, equipping them with practical skills and real.