FARM TALK

Developed by our students Kawthar, Lolwa, and Aljohara, members of the QAK Eco Club, Farm Talk is an online marketplace designed to connect farmers, companies, and consumers in one sustainable network. The platform enables farmers to sell their crops directly, allows businesses to source fresh local produce, and gives consumers easy access to homegrown food. By fostering local trade and reducing the environmental footprint of long-distance transportation, Farm Talk supports sustainable agriculture and strengthens community resilience.

COMPOSTING AT QAK School

Our QAK School Eco Club is proud to launch the Composting Initiative, aimed at reducing food and organic waste on campus while promoting sustainable practices. This project will transform everyday school waste into nutrient-rich natural fertilizer to support our school gardens, creating a living example of the circular economy in action.

PLASTICS FOR A CAUSE

Students from the QAK Eco Club, Alnawar, Maryam, Hissa, and Reem, are leading Plastic for Cause, a sustainability initiative that collects plastic bottles and caps and other recyclable plastics to support a meaningful social cause. The collected materials will be donated to hospitals or organizations that transform the recycled plastics into prosthetic limbs or any other medical devices for people in need, or to companies that would exchange the recyclables for donation that will be used for the medical cause.

The Heritage Path Game

Created by our student Hassan Abdulrahman Al-Kaabi, volunteer member of the QAK Eco Club, Heritage Path is an educational board game that connects Qatari heritage with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in an engaging and interactive way. Players move across a heritage-inspired game board, encountering questions, challenges, and facts that blend cultural traditions with environmental and social values. The game encourages learning through play, promoting discussion about sustainability while celebrating Qatar’s identity.

Roots of Hope

Kenan, Karim, Essa, and Khalid, Members of the QAK Eco Club are transforming the open area between Building F clusters—where Grades 6 to 8 spend their breaks—into a vibrant, edible garden. The space will feature fast-growing herbs and edible plants cultivated for use by the school cafeteria, promoting a cycle of local production and responsible consumption. This initiative combines functionality, sustainability, and aesthetics while raising awareness of green practices within the school community.

Anokhi

Anokhi‘s hero product is Planners and Journal for mindful loving under the name Teatime Journals. Our Planners are there at the Alif store and have been exhibited at Doha International Book Fair by Dar Al Sharq Printing Press under the Peninsular Qatar. We have a wide variety of Planners like Weekly, Daily, Kids, Teens and Journals liek Self Care for Ladies, Gratitude Journal, New Moms Journals and more. Apart from these we have Crochet items like bookmarks and other things especially for kids. Also we have bookmarks, dekstop acalendars and such cute stationery products.

Women Wellness Retreat

A mindful sustainability retreat fostering personal wellbeing and community connection through meditation, journaling, mindful movement, and storytelling — empowering women to live with purpose and balance.”

The full details of Desert Retreat Camp: 

📅 Dates: Friday & Saturday, November 07th - 08th, 2025

📍 Location: Sea Line Arabia Desert

💰 Charges: 850 QAR ONLY (Early Bird Discount for the first 10 ladies!),

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