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The "Hikmat Culture Clubs 2026" initiative honored the schools and teachers participating in its third edition, in recognition of their efforts to promote artistic and cultural activities in public schools.
This came during a ceremony held today, Monday, at the Osama Al-Mashini Theater in Jabal Al-Weibdeh, under the patronage of Senator Haifa Al-Najjar, and in the presence of representatives from the Ministry of Education and Human Resources and the Al-Joud Foundation for Scientific Care.
The initiative witnessed the participation of 21 education directorates and the implementation of 210 artistic and cultural events within five specialized clubs, targeting about 3,200 male and female students, with the aim of discovering and developing their talents outside of classroom hours.
The Director of the Educational Activities Directorate at the Ministry of Education, Abdul Hakim Al-Shawabkeh, praised the teachers' creativity in transforming ideas into activities that enrich the school experience, while the Director General of the Al-Joud Foundation, Rania Constantine, emphasized that the success of the initiative is measured by its impact on students and teachers as partners in change and development.
The ceremony included a presentation of the experience of Al-Qulla Mixed Primary School in integrating art with e-marketing, a Dabke performance presented by students of Princess Alia School, and a contribution by artist Ishraq Zureiqat on the art of weaving and recycling, before honoring the participating schools and teachers.
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