WILLEMSTAD – Children and teenagers across Curaçao are in for an exciting and active school break as Summer Games 2025, the island’s largest youth sports event, kicks off this month. The four-day event, which runs from Tuesday to Friday at Sentro Deportivo Kòrsou (SDK), is free of charge and open to participants aged 4 to 17 years old. 

Organized by the Fundashon Desaroyo Deportivo Kòrsou (FDDK), the event offers a diverse program of sports, games, and educational activities, tailored to different age groups. 

A Full Day of Fun and Learning 

Morning sessions (08:00–12:00) are dedicated to children aged 4 to 12, featuring playful activities such as water polo, mountain biking, soccer, kayaking, and face painting. There will also be a live DJ and a special Kids Corner for added entertainment. Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult. 

Afternoon sessions (13:00–17:00) cater to youths aged 13 to 17, who can compete in a series of team-based sports tournaments: 

Dodgeball – July 15 

3×3 Basketball – July 16 

5×5 Soccer – July 17 

FIFA E-sports Tournament – July 18 

Beyond Sports: Health, Safety, and Skills 

In addition to athletic activities, the event also emphasizes health, safety, and personal development. Participants will be able to: 

Get a free eye test from Pearl Vision 

Join a dental care workshop hosted by the Ministry of Health (GMN) 

Practice their public speaking skills in a training session provided by Toastmasters Club 

FDDK says the goal of the Summer Games is to encourage an active lifestyle among youth and offer a healthy, social, and sports-filled vacation experience. 

With its blend of fun, fitness, and learning, Summer Games 2025 is set to be one of the highlights of the summer for Curaçao’s young community.