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School scouts celebrate year completion
DUBAI — The Scout troops of Al Mawakeb School, Dubai, one of the oldest private schools in Dubai and a pioneer in implementing e-learning classrooms recently celebrated the successful completion of an eventful year.
Among the activities organised by Al Mawakeb School Scouts were horses riding, visiting polo clubs, carting and paintball shooting. Camping was yet another important activity. Some of the destinations in this year's camping included Hatta, Wadi, Jebel Ali Beach and Aweer.
With 500 members, the Scouts were grouped into Ashbal, Zahrat, Murshidat, Kashafeh, Raedat and Jawaleh troops. Though each group had a separate target, when in need, they always join together to assist each other. For the coming year, Al Mawakeb School's Scouts are planning some charity events and open days.
Meanwhile, the Scouts promise to continue their social contributions; inspire young people of moral and social values; train young people in becoming good citizens; and serve the school's communities and families with its quality, and value-based programmes.
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