As part of Sustainability Week, our hotel team will come together for a beach clean-up initiative aimed at supporting environmental conservation and protecting our coastal ecosystem.

This initiative reflects our commitment to sustainable practices and responsible tourism, while encouraging our team to make a positive contribution to the community and environment.

Together, we can make a difference- one clean beach at a time. 🌊♻️

ورشة زراعية لطلاب مدرسة عبدالله بن علي المسند الثانوية بالتعاون مع اللجنة الشبابية بنادي الخور الرياضي و مركز شباب الذخيرة

فعالية زراعية في حديقة كورنيش الخور بالتعاون مع منتسبي اللجنة الشبابية بنادي الخور و ومنتسبي مركز شباب الذخيرة

فعالية زراعية في مجلس الحسن في الذخيرة بالتعاون مع نادي الخور الرياضي و مركز شباب الذخيرة  ومدرسة سميسمة الثانوية للبنين

• Teamwork and community participation - working together toward a shared environmental goal.
• Environmental awareness - helping children, families, and staff understand the impact of litter on marine life and coastal ecosystems.
• Responsible citizenship - encouraging everyone to take responsibility for the spaces we share.
• Waste reduction - collecting litter and highlighting the importance of reducing, reusing, and recycling.
• Protecting marine life - showing how everyday waste can affect animals and the ocean.

An open book swap whereby members of our community can swap a book they no longer need for another or simply donate to contribute to saving paper and trees. 

The remaining will be donated to a library or recycled.

Involve the children and families in planting a desert rose tree in our nursery garden with an intention to commit to being guardians and stewards of our planet Earth.

Children investigate familiar materials, reuse them with purpose and document how their ideas change. Each day starts with an open question; follow the children’s theories when they take the work in a new direction.

Interactions and activities include:

Mystery material table
What do we notice?

Paper’s journey
Can paper have another life?

Second life atelier
What else could this become?

Ocean rescue
Where does rubbish go?

This session will introduce pre-university students to the evolution of design thinking over the past decades and the growing importance of sustainable design. Students will explore, at a high level, how the way we think about designing products and processes has changed over time in response to evolving economic, social, and environmental priorities. The session will encourage students to look at familiar products from a different perspective and consider how thoughtful design choices can contribute to a more sustainable future.

The children will discover how we can help look after our planet by learning to sort our rubbish! 
Using different coloured bins for different materials, the children will practice identifying and sorting items such as paper, plastic, food waste for composting and general rubbish.