From sports classes and football clinics to computer camps, creative workshops, leadership sessions, and hands-on learning experiences, Education City is offering something for everyone this summer – with opportunities to stay active, spark curiosity, and connect with the wider community.

Hamad S. Al-Shaiba, Head of Sports Programming, Qatar Foundation (QF) Communication Initiatives, said: “Education City is more than just a venue – it’s a place where the community can come together to explore new passions, challenge themselves, and build lasting connections. Whether through sport, science, or creativity, it’s a destination full of opportunity, discovery, and meaningful experiences.

“We encourage members of the community to make the most of what Education City has to offer this summer – to learn something new, stay active, and connect with others in a vibrant, inspiring environment.”

Summer Offerings at Education City

Sports and Recreation:

• PSG Academy Qatar: Weekly camps and a month-long summer program for boys and girls in two age groups: U6–U10 and U12–U14. Participants will train with world-class coaches, make new friends, and stay active.
• QF Community Sports Summer Camps: Featuring gymnastics, swimming, and basketball from June to the end of August – offering a fun and energetic environment for young athletes.
• Ability Friendly Program: Two-week camps for people with disabilities featuring cooking, classroom activities, and sports. Camp one starts on 6 July, while camp two begins on 20 July.

Ladies-Only Activities:

• Ladies Night at Education City Stadium: Every Tuesday in July.
• Ladies-Only Sports Classes: Sessions in futsal, volleyball, and basketball are open to all skill levels and led by qualified female coaches.
• Al-Mujadilah Center and Mosque for Women
• Public lecture, ‘For the Heart That Awakens’, by Dr. Hanan Ahmed Al Qattan on 20 July.
• Two-day program, ‘Towards a Balanced Sense of Self’, from 21-22 July.
• Personal development course, ‘The Names of Allah in Our Daily Lives’, from 4-25 August.
• Workshop on ‘Design Thinking Workshop: Becoming Positive Change Agents’ on 17 August.
• Tatreez course (four sessions) from 4-25 August.

Arts and Culture:

• Mathaf: Arab Museum of Modern Art: Guided tours of current exhibitions. An Arabic tour will be held on 5 July, while an English tour will be on 12 July. RSVP by emailing MathafMuseumGuidesTeam@qm.org.qa

Mukhayamna Camps:

• The annual camp at Education City, organized by QF’s Pre-University Education, will offer young learners the chance to develop a variety of skills.
• Leadership Camp (Boys) from 5–10 July.
• Leadership Camp (girls) from 20–24 July.
• Sports Camp (boys and girls) from 6–17 July.
• Quantum Computing Camp from 6–10 July.
• Cybersecurity Camp from 13–17 July.
• Business Camp from 20–24 July.
• Skills Camps from 27 July – 11 August across three different categories: boys (7–13 years), girls (7–13 years), and boys and girls (5–6 years).
• Kafo Summer Program, boys from 5 - 21 July and girls from 6 - 22 July.

These are just some of the many programs available this summer at Education City.
To discover the full lineup of events and activities, please visit: www.educationcity.qa/offerings