Doha, January 05 (QNA) – Qatar Museums (QM) has announced the Dadu Club Programme, a new initiative for Dadu Gardens.
Each club offers children eight engaging sessions designed to inspire creativity and spark curiosity through rich, hands-on learning experiences across a range of exciting topics.
The program begins with the Auto Club, an engine driving design, innovation and research into new forms of mobility, in collaboration with the future Qatar Automobile Museum.
According to a press release from QM, through this dynamic partnership, young car enthusiasts will be able to immerse themselves in the world of cars while exploring Qatar’s rich automotive heritage.
Children ages 8 to 12 will have the opportunity to participate in a series of interactive STEM activities, including building a solar-powered car, designing their own traffic signs, and learning about the history of the automobile, in a fun and engaging environment. You can get it.
Speaking on the occasion, Al Kindi Al Jawabra, Director of Qatar Automobile Museum, commented: “We are excited to be collaborating with Dadu Gardens at Auto Club as part of the Dadu Club programme.”
This partnership offers young people a unique opportunity to explore the fascinating world of cars and Qatar’s automotive heritage.
Qatar Automobile Museum is proud to support this initiative to inspire the next generation of innovators and creators.
David Taylor, Deputy Director of Projects and Operations at Dadu, said: “The Dadu Clubs program is based on Dadu’s passion for providing children with hands-on learning experiences that inspire creativity.
We aim to be the leading platform for educational and extra-curricular activities in Qatar and are excited to start with Auto Club and look forward to expanding with more clubs in the future.
Our goal is to create a space where children can truly discover, grow, and thrive. ”(QNA)
