STEAM camp students showcase innovations
Activities of the STEAM Camp were held in the Salfit Governorate, targeting 300 boys and girls from the towns of Bidya, Qira’wa Bani Hassan, and Sarta. The aim was to develop critical thinking and creativity skills through educational and practical activities that combine science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics. The activities included creative projects that reflected the skills and knowledge acquired by the children, with a special focus on integrating children with disabilities into the program. The Palestine Cooperation Foundation emphasized the importance of investing in developing children's capabilities and stimulating innovative thinking, as part of its vision to promote modern education and prepare a generation capable of facing future challenges with advanced ideas and ways of thinking. The camp represents the first phase of a year-long program that includes launching community clubs and providing psychological and social support, aiming to enable around 200 children to continue learning and reduce educational gaps.
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