Children aged five to 12 can join a free two-week summer camp at Mohammed Bin Rashid Library in Al Jaddaf, Khaleej Times reported. The programme focuses on creativity, movement and discovery, giving families a no-cost activity during the summer break.

The confirmed outline is short and useful. The camp lasts two weeks, entry is free for the stated age band, and activities sit under creativity, movement and discovery. The library is in Al Jaddaf, which is reachable by car and near major road links on the creek side of the city.

Parents still need the library’s own enrolment details for the practical pieces: exact dates, daily hours, session lists, documents, place limits, drop-off rules, and whether meals or transport are included. Free does not automatically mean full-day care or food. Families should not assume those extras.

Children close to either age limit should check registration guidance before applying. An adult will usually need to complete the form, but the library’s latest notice is the source for that rule.

For many households, a free indoor camp is a rare summer option when outdoor play is limited by heat. The next step is simple: open Mohammed Bin Rashid Library’s official channels, confirm places are still open, and only then rearrange work or childcare around the schedule.

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