At Al-Sabeel, our STEM programs are designed to be hands-on, engaging, and rooted in practice. We believe children learn best when they are not only hearing about values, but actively living them through exploration, teamwork, problem-solving, and creative building. Our goal is to create learning experiences where curiosity, character, and innovation grow together.
Program overview
Our STEM classes invite children to learn by doing. Through projects, research, prototyping, and teamwork, students develop both technical skills and values such as responsibility, collaboration, perseverance, and service.
These programs are designed to help children see STEM as something meaningful, practical, and connected to their community.
Ihyaa STEM-Business
The Ihyaa STEM-Business project encourages students to design a business model within the STEM field. Children begin by exploring value-based research, using scientific methods, and identifying a real problem or need. From there, they build a business idea and develop a prototype that can grow into a real project.
At the end of the program, student teams present their work and share what they have created with the community. Participants will also have the opportunity to present alongside other learners at the IHYAA Academy Youth Business Conference, Egypt.
What students will learn
- Value-based research.
- Scientific thinking and methods.
- Business model development.
- Prototype building.
- Teamwork and presentation skills.
- How to turn an idea into a project with real-world potential.
First Lego League Club
The First Lego League Club gives students the chance to explore STEM through challenge-based learning, robotics, coding, and teamwork. Through the competition structure, children work together to solve problems, design creative solutions, and build confidence in a fun and collaborative environment.
At Al Sabeel, this program connects competition with our broader mission of holistic learning. Students are encouraged to grow not only in technical skills but also in character, teamwork, and responsibility. The club creates a space where children can think critically, learn creatively, and represent their community with pride.
What students will gain
- Hands-on STEM experience.
- Problem-solving and teamwork skills.
- Exposure to robotics and design challenges.
- Confidence in presenting and collaborating.
- A supportive environment that connects learning with values.
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Target Age: 7 – 16 years
Program Start time: TBD