SPEA celebrates 'Emirati Day for Education "
Exciting Events Conducted
The event showcased a range of activities and engagements with SPEA employees. The presentation of the Authority's strategic plan for 2025–2028 featured several key highlights. This plan emphasises the enhancement of students' life and academic skills, the development of educational capabilities for an exceptional learning experience, support for gifted students, the promotion of inclusive education, the fostering of an attractive and sustainable educational environment, encouragement of research in education, and stimulation of investment in the education sector in Sharjah.
Innovation in Education
A series of school-led initiatives marked the occasion, highlighting innovation and community engagement in education. Khalifa Al Hamza School hosted the "Educational Innovation Exhibition" in its sports hall, showcasing students' creative projects and ideas in education and technology. This interactive platform fostered students' critical thinking and collaboration skills while contributing to the advancement of future learning methodologies.
Sports and Education
Ibn Sina Private School successfully hosted a "Sports Day for Primary and Kindergarten Students," blending education with physical activities. The event highlighted the importance of enhancing students' life skills by including interactive activities that effortlessly combined fitness with enjoyable learning experiences. The games improved students' cognitive and physical skills, fostering social interaction and hands-on learning experiences.
Artistic Expressions
Al Wardiya School added an artistic touch to the celebrations with theatrical and artistic performances highlighting the importance of education and lifelong learning. Additionally, the school organised a student parade in collaboration with Sharjah Traffic Department. Students marched around the school carrying initiative-themed hats and creative boards representing different academic subjects. Amid patriotic chants, they expressed pride in their Emirati identity and reinforced education as a fundamental pillar of the future.
Commitment to Education
"UAE Education Day" stands as a significant national occasion, reflecting the country's commitment to advancing the education sector and its vital role in shaping future generations. In line with this vision, the Sharjah Private Education Authority continues to organize events that support the UAE's educational aspirations and promote the concept of lifelong learning.
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