Dubai, UAE, August 16, 2017:  It’s almost back-to-school time and The Dubai Mall is helping students and parents get ready with a host of unmissable activities, pop-up stores and kids-eat-free specials, so nothing gets forgotten! 

 

From Sunday August 13, until Saturday August 26, Star Atrium on The Ground Floor of The Dubai Mall will be home to ‘Back to School HQ’, with all the essentials in one convenient location. Grab stationary, water bottles, personalised backpacks, trinkets, clothing and more from the likes of MUJI, Babyshop, Guess Kids, Galeries Lafayette, Lifestyle, Kikkerland and Antler; or enjoy sweets, popcorn and tasty treats from Candylicious. 

 

Throughout The Dubai Mall, stores including Lego, Hello Kitty Spa and more, will also be offering back-to-school inspiration, as well as incredible kids-eat-free specials at over 40 F&B outlets! 

 

Parents will be celebrating back-to-school, with visitors who spend AED 500 being able to enter a raffle to win a year’s worth of school fees! There will be four prizes, with two given away each week – each worth AED 50,000!* There will also be fantastic giveaways for everyone who enters! 

 

Kids will be smiling with The Dubai Mall Bear Hunt – where every day there will be five teddy bears hidden around The Dubai Mall for children to discover. If they find one, they can take it to the Guest Services team, who will present them with a Nintendo Switch. They’ll get to keep the bear too! Keep an eye on @TheDubaiMall on social media for clues on where the bears are hidden! 

 

What: Back to School with The Dubai Mall 

When: Sunday August 13, until Saturday August 26, 2017 

Back to School HQ: Star Atrium, The Dubai Mall; 10am to midnight, daily 

The Dubai Mall Bear Hunt: Throughout the Dubai Mall, follow @TheDubaiMall on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for clues 

Spend & Win: Have a chance to win a year of school fees by providing proof of AED 500+ purchase from The Dubai Mall retailers, to Guest Services and entering the raffle. *T&C’s apply – participants must be parents of a child who is enrolled in a KHDA-approved school