Under the patronage of the Dean of the College of Education, Prof. Eisa Al-Balhan, and under the supervision of the Center’s Director, Dr. Sultan Al-Sahali, the Practical Education Center at the College of Education – Kuwait University, held the educational exhibition “Educational Experiences” on Monday, October 20, 2025, at the College of Education – South Building.
The exhibition aimed to facilitate the exchange of educational and pedagogical expertise among participating schools, showcase the outstanding efforts of teachers and trainees in implementing modern teaching strategies, and reinforce the role of academic institutions in supporting the educational field.
The exhibition witnessed wide participation from schools representing various educational districts. Each school presented a dedicated booth showcasing its most notable and innovative educational projects and activities.
Among the highlights:
•    Asia bint Muzahim School presented an interactive activity in mathematics that utilized creative instructional tools to enhance students' counting and comparison skills.
•    Tarfa bin Al-Abd School, represented by the Mathematics Department, emphasized the relevance of mathematics in everyday life under the slogan “With Mathematics, We Make a Difference in Every Field,” under the guidance of teachers Dr. Zainab Al-Bannai, Nadia Al-Husseini, and Reem Al-Shahri, with Ms. Fakhira Al-Rashidi as the subject supervisor and Ms. Istiqlal Al-Daihani as the school principal.
•    Asma Al-Otaibi School presented successful educational experiences in the field of social studies.
•    Jahra Intermediate School for Girls, under the supervision of Dr. Fatima Al-Huzayem and Principal Ms. Anoud Al-Enezi, focused on showcasing modern pedagogical applications in active learning.
•    Al-Habbab bin Al-Mundhir Primary School for Boys, represented by the Science Department, presented a distinguished booth that combined scientific knowledge with hands-on experimentation in an interactive educational framework.
The event was attended by a notable number of faculty members and students from the College of Education, who praised the creativity and quality of the exhibits. They affirmed that such events foster collaboration between the university and schools and enrich the educational field with renewed and practical experiences.