GOALZ Program is considered one of the social program presented by Qatar Stars League Management aiming at teaching the schools’ students how to play football, introduce healthy diet, awareness of obesity dangers in addition to establishing a wide fan base for the football clubs. This program was designed in partnership with Evolution Sport to introduce football training program within educational and entertainment activities for the students of 32 schools all over the State of Qatar.
GOALZ Program is organized annually from September to June in all State schools, with professional coaches working in the training activities during the PE classes and breaks. This program includes post school hours activities for the students with severe obesity and special needs. This programs is dedicated for both governmental and international schools equally regarding the learning and physical aspects, within elementary schools. The main objective of this program is to establish wide fan base for the Qatari clubs distinguished with passion as well as enhancing healthier life style.
This program is divided into four parts, each is including 12 schools, with the implementation of the program activities for the duration of 6 weeks (twice a week), during which the convention of festivals related to Qatar Stars League fixtures and clubs. Such Activities to be held on the clubs’ training and affiliated pitches, before the students move inside the stadium to watch the main match, with the honoring occurs in the halftime.
The program, which is sponsored by QSL, witnessed the participation of 32 schools and the organization of 9 tournaments with interactive participation of 15249 from 91 nationality and 2000 lectures during 2060 working hours.
The program encourages the Qatari students to participate in the activities as their participation percentage reached 24.81% which is a very motivating figure for proceeding with such investment in the field of sport in general, and football in particular to increase the health and cultural awareness