Sharjah Women’s Sports wraps up school championships

Wide participation across schools

The tournament was organised in cooperation with the UAE Ministry of Education and the Sharjah Private Education Authority, bringing together government and private schools in competitive matches across different age groups.

Basketball and volleyball winners crowned

In basketball, Al Resalah Scientific International School secured first place in the 8–9 age category, with Sharjah Model School for Girls second and Asma Basic Education School third.
In the 9–10 category, Asma School claimed first place, followed by Sharjah Model School for Boys, with the Emirates American School third.

In volleyball, Al Manar School won first place in Cycle 2, while Fatima Al Zahra School topped Cycle 3, with the Emirates American School in second place.

Promoting sports culture in schools

Alyazia Al Suwaidi, Head of Technical Preparation and Follow-up, said the championship is part of the Specialised Schools Initiative, which aims to promote sports culture, diversify physical activities and identify students’ talents.

Positive impact on education

Teachers highlighted the championship’s role in expanding sports participation, improving students’ understanding of game rules and teamwork, and boosting confidence and engagement in school activities.

Students also expressed enthusiasm, noting improvements in their skills, commitment and interest in sport.

Supporting scientific development

Mariam Al Shehi said the Scientific Centre for Sports Performance Development uses such events to collect physical performance data, which helps develop training programmes tailored to students’ needs.

Integrated school sports ecosystem

The championship reflects the ongoing efforts of the Sharjah Women's Sports Foundation to build a comprehensive school sports system that promotes participation, diversity in sport and the integration of physical activity into the educational environment.