The week began with an exhibition of traditional Emirati games, where children learned about some of the most popular games once played by their parents and grandparents. It also featured an exhibition of photographs of former Dibba Al Hisn Club players, giving participants the opportunity to learn about the club's history and see photographs of their fathers taking part in various sports, in a scene that reflected the bond between generations and pride in the club's sporting heritage.

The programme also included a number of educational workshops, most notably a workshop on healthy nutrition and sport presented by Dibba Al Fujairah Hospital, and another on the risks of electronic games. In addition, an online competition entitled "My Sporting Ethics" aimed to reinforce sporting values and good morals among participants.

The week also saw children take part in a wide variety of sporting activities, including bowling, table tennis, billiards, PlayStation games, car racing games, football, karate, cycling, as well as recreational and water-based activities, creating an atmosphere that combined enjoyment with learning and skills development.

The programme was attended by Dr Mohammed Ahmed Al Mutawa, Chairman of Dibba Al Hisn Sports and Cultural Club, and Ahmed Abdullah Al Ghusaib, Chairman of the programme's organising committee.

Dr Mohammed Ahmed Al Mutawa expressed his delight at the strong turnout and outstanding interaction from participants, praising the efforts of the organisers and the wide variety of activities and games on offer, which have helped attract large numbers of children during the summer holidays.

He added: "At Dibba Al Hisn Club, we are committed to bringing joy to our children and their parents through purposeful sporting, cultural and recreational programmes that provide a safe and attractive environment for children. These programmes help them make the most of their free time in ways that benefit them, keeping them away from the dangers of playing in the streets, while ensuring the club remains the safe place that welcomes our children and develops their abilities."