Year 12 students are invited to an exclusive day out at Aquaventure, Atlantis The Palm — featuring private beach access, a dolphin presentation, lunch, and unlimited rides across the park. Bookings are open via the Zenda App on a first-come, first-served basis.
Madrid’s Nebrija University is hosting a two-week Creativity Summer Camp for high school students from 28 June to 11 July 2026. Built around a real-world design challenge called The Madrid Bridge Builder, the programme costs €2,975 all-inclusive and welcomes students from sciences, arts, technology, and humanities backgrounds.
British etiquette consultant Christine Pearce, who has trained members of royal households and prominent figures worldwide, is bringing her Teen Etiquette Programme to Riyadh for three days, from 29 June to 1 July 2026. The in-person workshop is built around confidence, poise, and social skills for young women.
Dubai-based Iraqi master calligrapher Wissam Shawkat takes the stage at Keyani in Al Manara on Thursday, 11 June for “When Letters Speak”, a rare evening on the journey from traditional Arabic script to contemporary art. Tickets are AED 100 and seats are limited.
Nueva Alcántara Club is hosting an exclusive International Padel Camp in Marbella from 12 to 19 July, open to players aged 12–18. The week-long program covers two daily training sessions, matches with professional players, a Babolat welcome pack, and a live tournament day at Premier Padel Málaga. Only 16 places available.
Serena Williams didn’t become the greatest by never losing. She became the greatest by refusing to stay down. This week’s quote is for anyone facing a setback.
This isn’t a book about doing more. It’s a book about becoming more. Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits has sold over 40 million copies for a reason — and it’s just as relevant for young adults today as it ever was.
Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal Alsaud has built one of the world’s most remarkable investment empires — yet his most enduring message isn’t about wealth. It’s about what remains when wealth is gone.
We’ve all been there — you pick up your phone to check one thing and an hour disappears. A new report reveals just how widespread aimless scrolling has become, and why it’s not simply a matter of willpower.
A world-class innovation program has landed in Dubai — and it’s designed to turn curious teens into the next generation of problem-solvers, builders, and changemakers.
A Dubai teen has etched his name in history by becoming the youngest Brit to conquer Mount Everest, planting the UAE flag at the world’s highest peak in a powerful tribute to his adopted home.
Every school day, one person quietly ensures students are safe and cared for. Meet Emer Finch, Nurse and Manager of the NAS Primary Clinic — 9 years, countless bumped heads, and at least one dirham coin up a nose.
Nelson Mandela knew what it meant to be denied freedom — and he still believed that education was more powerful than any weapon. Here’s why his words matter more than ever.
How to Win Friends and Influence People has been around for nearly 90 years — and somehow still reads like it was written for right now. Here’s why it belongs on every young adult’s shelf.
Starting a business can feel daunting, but with the right groundwork — from market research to smart pricing — it’s more achievable than you think. Here’s a practical guide to turning your idea into a profitable venture.
Sheikha Bodour Al Qasimi reminds us that reading is more than acquiring knowledge — it’s a bridge between people, places, and generations.
Rich Dad Poor Dad isn’t a finance textbook. It’s a mindset shift — one that challenges everything you’ve been told about school, jobs, and what it means to be financially free.
The NAS Dubai School Book Fair runs from 24 to 29 May, giving students a full week to discover new authors, browse age-appropriate titles, and build their own reading journey.
The highly anticipated Audemars Piguet x Swatch “Royal Pop” debut in Dubai was abruptly cancelled on launch day after massive crowds gathered at Dubai Mall and Mall of the Emirates from the early hours of the morning. Swatch cited public safety concerns. No rescheduled date has been confirmed.
Two Year 12 students from Nord Anglia International School Dubai have built Volunteer Hub, a platform that connects teenagers across the UAE with local non-profits — already partnering with 10 organisations and signing up over 90 students in just a few months.
