The Readers' Club Kuwait, launched by a group of enthusiastic Indian school children, aims to foster a love for reading and spark an interest in science among kids. The club's goal is to make learning enjoyable and to encourage children to develop new skills through engaging activities.

Inaugural Event: A Space Observation Workshop

The grand opening of the Readers' Club featured an exciting space observation workshop led by Eisa Al-Nasarallah, a researcher from University College London (UCL), UK. The children had the chance to observe celestial bodies such as the moon, Jupiter, and Mars through a powerful telescope, marking their first experience with astronomical observation.

Hands-On Learning with Theoretical Physicist Eisa Al-Nasarallah

During the event, children also interacted with Eisa Al-Nasarallah, a theoretical physicist from UCL, who emphasized the importance of connecting reading with science. “By linking reading with science, we open up a world of opportunities for kids,” he shared, inspiring young minds to explore new ideas.

Goals of the Readers' Club Kuwait

• Instilling a Love for Reading: The club focuses on encouraging young children, particularly in 1st and 2nd grade, to develop a lifelong passion for reading.
• Fun Science Activities: Interactive science workshops are organized to engage children in hands-on learning experiences.
• Supporting Parents and Teachers: The club offers tips and resources to help parents and educators foster a love for reading in children.

Upcoming Activities at the Club

• Reading Sessions: Fun and exciting reading sessions will be conducted to make books come alive for children.
• Creative Writing Workshops: Workshops to inspire kids to write their own stories and express their creativity.
• Science Experiments: Hands-on science experiments to make learning more enjoyable.

TV Program ‘Kids Reading Club’ by Reema and Reeya

The Readers' Club was inspired by the successful TV program “Kids Reading Club” hosted by Reema and Reeya on Kuwait National TV. With over 150 episodes aired, the program continues to inspire children to develop a love for reading.

Looking Ahead: More Activities to Follow

Reeya, the club's Vice President, emphasized that the inaugural event is just the beginning. She stated, “More activities will follow, and youth can play a key role in bringing about positive changes in society.”

With its engaging approach to reading and science, the Readers' Club Kuwait promises to offer children exciting opportunities to learn and grow in a fun and creative environment.