Running until August 27, the camp is designed to help children discover new talents and skills, engage and interact with other kids, form friendships, away from excessive reliance on digital games and electronic devices.

Israa Shajar, Collage Assistant Manager at Sharjah Ladies Club, confirmed that the program provides participants with an engaging environment that combines learning, creativity and entertainment through activities tailored to different age groups.

She explained to “Sharjah 24” that the camp features various arts activities, including drawing, painting, pottery and decorative arts, as well as photography sessions organised in collaboration with Nikon.

With the cooperation of Marbella Sports, the program also introduced new activities for the first time, including parkour and self-defense, alongside the club’s regular swimming and ice-skating activities.

The doors are open for children wishing to join the program before it concludes.