In an educational and humanitarian initiative aimed at promoting the values of giving and social inclusion, children from “Al-Jeel Al-Waed School” conducted a special field visit to the “Obour Center,” which is dedicated to the care and rehabilitation of children with special needs and abilities.

Joyful Reception and Souvenir Gifts
The visit began with an exceptional, joyful gathering upon the children’s arrival from the school bus, where they were welcomed by beloved cartoon characters (Mickey and Minnie Mouse) to break barriers and create an atmosphere of fun. The school delegation ensured they brought along and prepared a collection of souvenir gifts, which included educational toys, colorful gift bags, and customized paper bags bearing the slogan “Building a Promising Leadership Generation.”

Interactive Games and Educational Integration
The visit featured a well-organized lineup of shared activities and events inside the center’s classrooms, where kindergarten children engaged with their peers from the Obour Center in:

Skill-Building Activities: Interacting with wooden geometric shape-building toys and puzzles that enhance focus and cooperation.

Motor and Sports Games: Participating in physical challenges inside colored floor circles, alongside fun competitions for sorting and collecting colorful balls into boxes.

Educational and Entertainment Segments: Utilizing an interactive board to learn numbers and colors in collaboration with the cartoon characters.

Conclusion: Giving and Affection
The visit concluded with a gift-distribution segment for the children of the “Obour Center” in an atmosphere filled with mutual happiness and affection, before everyone gathered for a group commemorative photo documenting this distinguished humanitarian experience that instills the concepts of empathy and acceptance of others in the rising generation.