The Children’s Summer Camp, part of the Sport Spark 2026 event presented by Sohar International, has entered its second week at the Oman Convention and Exhibition Centre. The camp aims to provide children aged six to 14 with a dynamic summer experience that blends sport, entertainment, and education in a safe and supportive setting.

Since its launch, the camp has become a lively hub of activity, offering participants a mix of sports and interactive games designed to promote physical fitness, confidence, and social skills. The daily programme includes football, basketball, cricket, and the Ninja Challenge, alongside various activities that emphasize movement, concentration, and teamwork.

Organizers say the camp’s structure encourages children to explore their capabilities, acquire new skills, and face fresh challenges while fostering enjoyment and collaboration. In addition to physical development, the activities are geared toward enhancing communication, discipline, responsibility, and self-confidence, contributing to participants’ personal and social growth.

The initiative underscores the importance of introducing children to an active lifestyle early on and providing alternatives to sedentary habits during the summer months. By combining education with recreation, the camp offers a productive environment where young attendees can develop both physically and socially.

The Children’s Summer Camp is a key attraction within Sport Spark 2026, which features a broad programme of sporting, entertainment, and interactive experiences tailored to various age groups. The event has drawn increasing interest from families across Oman, seeking a summer experience that balances fun with meaningful development.