Video Produced by SFBS Year 9 Student
Video displaying footage of the U15 Games 2013
SFS proudly hosted the B1 U13 FOBISIA Games 2014
Official FOBISIA U-13 Tournament Page
FOBISIA (Federation of British International Schools In Asia) started as a collection of colleagues in British-styled international schools in Asia looking for fellowship and professional support. From this grew an organisation which now numbers 39 schools which are located in Asia.
The student events range in sports from Primary to Secondary Level.
- Primary FOBISIA Games consists of four main sporting competitions in Swimming, Athletics, Football and T-Ball.
- Secondary FOBISIA Games consists of four main sporting competitions in Swimming, Athletics, Football and Basketball.
Through these activities students from different countries and cultures are able to interact and enjoy working together on common interests. They benefit from sharing ideas, challenges and comraderie between our schools.
The teachers enjoy the opportunities that these events and CPD courses provide for teachers to meet, interact and share good practice.
Aims of FOBISIA Games
To provide students with a variety of sporting opportunities at an appropriate level for all member schools in a safe, appropriate and competitive environment.
Objectives of FOBISIA Games
- To make sporting competition (via the Games) accessible to children from Year 4 upwards.
- To ensure equal opportunity and participation to both boys and girls.
- To ensure the Games provide a learning experience in sportsmanship and in the value of healthy competition.
- To understand the value and the benefits of training in preparation for competition.
- To enable students to specialize in sports appropriate to their age group.
- To enable schools to be able to host by having sufficient flexibility to organize a programme appropriate to their particular environment and capabilities.
Eligibility
Primary Level competitions are organized based on the age groups below. Students will compete in their respective age groups. It is possible for students to play up to represent their age group.
Primary Games:
Is under 9 on 1st August in the year of competition
Is under 10 on 1st August in the year of competition
Is under 11 on 1st July in the year of competition
Secondary Games:
At Secondary Level competitions are organized by age group. Students compete at Under 13 years and Under 15 years. Age is taken on 1st August of the year of the competition.
GAMES SCHEDULE (dependent upon individual host schools)
Primary |
May/June |
Term 3 |
Under 13 |
March/April |
Term 2 |
Under 15 |
November |
Term 3 |