Sharjah: Sharjah Media City (Shams) recently wrapped up its second summer programme, which offered two weeks of learning and fun for children aged 6 to 16. Taking place at the Shams Business Centre, the programme attracted more than 70 kids and ran from 28th July to 7th August. It aimed to provide an engaging environment where children could enhance their creative and intellectual skills safely.
According to Emirates News Agency, the summer programme included a variety of activities tailored to capture the children's interests. It featured topics like theatre and acting, helping kids build their confidence and public speaking abilities. There were also sessions on podcast creation, where participants learned about digital media, and a "Little Influencer" workshop that taught them how to create content and promote positive messages on social media.
The programme also included workshops focused on artificial intelligence, arts and crafts, and recycling to help raise awareness about sustainability and environmental care. Adnan Al Mansouri, Director of Media Talent Development at Sharjah Media City, expressed pride in the programme, stating that this year they managed to deliver an experience that combined learning with entertainment. He emphasised their commitment to continue improving and expanding future summer programmes to meet the evolving interests of children and their families, while also nurturing emerging media talent.
The programme concluded with a ceremony honouring all the participants, celebrating its success in achieving its educational goals.