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ISF Magazine "Rendez-Vous" WITH THE PRESIDENT #14 | June - August 2017

What can we, the ISF, possibly do? How can we react? There’s a very 2 | ISF in Motion practical and crucial task for the ISF in this world, consisting of various political and ideological regimes, of many different national and international organisations, of different races, of different reli- 9 5 | "Rendez-Vous" with the President gious and philosophical opinions. The ISF has always defined itself as an organisation having the in- tention of dealing with youngsters; moreover, it has goals in the field 6 | World of school sport of education as an international sports organisation. A century of school sport movement Teaching youngsters how to behave in society has always been one of the ISF’s main goals. What does that amount to in the present situation? 7 | Food for thought I am convinced that it is vitally important today to protect youngsters from a certain kind of defeatism, from a lack of perspective and 8 | Facts and figures of confidence in the future. I daresay that defeatism is even public and social enemy number 11 one of ISF has always promoted total education: sports at school 9 | Inside ISF like a school for life. In its various activities, ISF stressed, activated and realised a sense of initiative and dedication, as sense of assis- 12 | History of the ISF tance ad mutual understanding, tolerance and the welfare of fellow men. | In today’s situation it seems important to me to stimulate youngs- 11 A member country honoured ters to be courageous, to take initiatives, and to be militant again. 12 | Luxembourg Being active in sports should activate the will to act. I see a kind of trinity: Believing in the future (1), sustained by individual dedicated (2) as 13 | Kinder+Sport well as by collective engagement (3). The term “engagement” or “dedication” implies action. One can’t overlook that acting in itself is 16 14 | important, even if the aims are not clearly defined. There is even ISF and Youth When we look back on the past, we sometimes better understand what we call “ethics of action”. Sports activities and – achievements 15 | Evolution of sports and athletes the challenges of the future. I have the honour to re-transcript you requirement permanent effort and – dedication. Not everyone has the very first edito of the first ISF magazine published in 1983 that is the luck of winning. This may never be a reason to quit, to fighting. speaking for itself and reflects exactly the DNA of the ISF. Let’s jump Concepts such as honesty, responsibility and solidarity, active par- back in time to better respond to our future. 16 | Interview ticipation and perseverance are crucial; they may even be more im- Davorin Nakic - FIBA Laurent Petrynka portant than sports achievements. Having the right attitude is more important than winning. In this context, sports competition is consi- “Nowadays, there’s one word that’s present in every aspect of our life dered to be a means of education. 17 | Miscellanous continuously. This word spings up on television and on the radio; we (…) Magazine, Logo and Anthem see it in newspapers; we hear it in our everyday conversation. The Finally, I must add that I insit on expressing my belief in our future 17 word “crisis” is omnipresent. It disturbs us and – finally – it starts irri- and in the future of ISF. This belief will be maintained and strengthe- tating and bugged us. Economic crisis, political crisis, social crisis… ned thanks to our individual and collective dedication within ISF. a crisis is hectic period in one’s life, in society. It is a tense situation, 18 | Agenda Long live ISF.” the solution of which leads to a return to normal life. Follow us on 19 | Official Calendar A.Lams

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World of School Sport Today I will do what others A century of school sport movement won’t, so tomorrow I can accomplish what others can’t. Jerry Rice

France India French China England 1938 1954 Polynesia 1973 1975 1962

Estonia Russia Brazil Croatia Albania 1990 1992 2000 2006 2016

23 is the Number of General Assemblies conducted.

Athletics is the most numerous sport organised within the Athletic Cup History of the ISF since 1972 and Athletics in Gymnasiade since 1974. Around the 1960’s international sporting contests between schools were on the increase. Besides occasional and haphazard meetings between two or more schools, tournaments were beginning to be organised regularly in different disciplines: in Swimming is the technical commission with most female Technical handball from 1963, in volleyball from 1969, in football from 1970 and from 1971 also Presidents (4) in basketball. Each of these annual tournaments produced basic regulations and a standing committee.

The large number of international competitions 6 sports were presented in the Calendar from 1972-1973 including requiring eliminating heats at a national level soon rose, with a desire to coordinate these Athletics, Basketball, Football, Handball, Skiing and Volleyball. events within a specific International Federa- tion. To help promote this idea, the Federal Minister of Education and Arts of the Republic of Austria conve- ned a Conference at Vienna/Raach in the autumn of The first Gymnasiade was organised in Germany in 1974. 1971. Here the conditions were discussed for setting up a European School Sport Federation. After very len- gthy debates, the project was approved.

However, bearing future development possibilities in 2 June 1972 is the date the ISF was created. mind, the Federation was not limited to European countries alone. A provisional Committee, the members of which were chosen from among the 22 nations present, was set and the meeting of the constituent ‘We are School Sport’ is the life motto of the ISF. General Assembly was fixed for 4 June 1972 at Beau- fort, Luxembourg. This meeting adopted the Statutes and proceeded to elect the members of the Executive Committee.

‘Education through Sport’ is the goal of the ISF. The funding members: Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, England, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Spain, Switzer- Worldwide Continental representation started with China for Asia land, Turkey, and Yugoslavia. The first management committee was composed of: (1974); with Australia for Oceania (1986); with Tunisia & Algeria • President – Claude Pineau (FRA) • Vice-President – Dr. Georges Oosterlynck (BEL) for Africa (1974) and with Chile for America (1994). • Vice-President – Milojko Tubic (YOU) • Secretary General – Othmar Manninger (AUS) • Treasurer – Georges Lanners (LUX)

France is the country with the most numerous ISF events organised – a The Past achievements and future developments - The ISF, since its establishment, has been recognized total of 38 (between 1972-2016) by many national school authorities and international organisations, and has taken its place among international sport federations. It is a member if GAIFS, Spor- tAccord and has been recognized by the International 12 is the number of MoUs that ISF has signed with international. Olympic Committee since 1997. The ISF today is a federations. worldwide federation covering five continents. This development has been support by the following activities:

• Higher visibility Comprehensive multi-lateral exchange of in- would allow each country to develop. Ente- • Long term competition legacy formation clarifies view-points and identified ring in the 21st century Portugal hosted a A member country honoured • Definition of objectives through sympo- common goals. symposium in Portimão to identify the way sia and seminars ISF should go to university through message, Luxembourg Another Symposium on sport marketing, relays and organisations. In 2004 the island The first ISF world seminar, entitled IN- was organised in Nieuwpoort, Belgium in of Sardinia, Italy, hosted the burning topic TER-SCHOOL, which was held at Bruges, 1986. This seminar offered many sugges- about “School Sport in relation to the Sports The LASEL, “Ligue des Associations Sportives Estudiantines Luxembourgeoises” Belgium in 1980, endeavoured to define the tions and much organization assistance Federations and high level sport” and “School ISF philosophy. The objectives of the Inter- in order to procure necessary funding for Sport – Communication and sponsoring” was founded in Luxembourg on 23 January 1938, birthday of H.R.H. Grand Duchess national School Sport Federation far exceed school sport activities. A further symposium Charlotte. organizational and administrative purposes. was planned in 1992 in Waragem, Belgium More recently a symposium was organised The major concern and responsibility of the with the objective of applying a strategic plan in Doha, Qatar in 2015, entitled VISION2030, ISF is education in and through sport. to the organization of the international agen- with the objective of reactivating a ‘dynamic of change’ which would correspond to the fast-growing needs of the 21st century.

VISION2030 can be summarised under six strategic headings which advocate that school sport should become:

1 - more ambitious 2 - more innovative 3 - more accessible 4 - more educational 5 - more worldwide 6 - more transparent

These six fundamental elements are based on the culture and history of ISF whilst incor- porating new ideas. There are innovative and ambitious projects that will strike a chord with young people and involve them more completely.

Springing from these six objectives we have The first symposium was a major contribu- da of sport. In the lead up to the millennium put forward definitive plans and six projects tion towards an increased understanding of Strasbourg hosted, in 1998, a symposium on to act as beacons and become advanced ISF and also served the purpose of pointing the identification on the common points that bases for our development plans. The goal is still the same initially given: tings of the Management Committee. different countries around the world, has cer- out to other organisations the importance of organising the free practice of school tainly influenced the Executive Committee in school competitions and youth education in sport, and developing sportsmanship In 2010 the Executive Committee of ISF its decision. the area of sport. Another ISF symposium, among students in the secondary awarded the « Raymond Defever Trophy « entitled INTER-CONTACT, held in Austria schools. It also maintains relations with the to the LASEL. This trophy is given annually, From the outset, in 1972, Luxembourg parti- 1984, discussed alternative possibilities circles of Luxembourg students from univer- since 2003, to a member country of the ISF cipated in the Basketball Championships in for establishing human relations during ISF sities abroad. for recognising the long-term merits of deve- Athens, in Volleyball in Maabaret and in Foot- competitions. lopment and elaboration of the sporting po- ball in Herentals. Since then, until 2017, the The LASEL is a founding member of the licy of the ISF, including educational, cultural participation in the WCS of ISF reached up to Following this phase of interior stabilization, FISU, the International University Sport Fe- and social exchanges among young people 157, including 15 Gymnasiades. the ISF organized its second world sympo- deration and the ISF, the International School around the world. The performances were moderate, but ac- sium, entitled BRIDGING THE GAP, in Brus- Sport Federation. These two federations The organisation of four World Schools cording to Coubertin: «The important thing is sels in 1985. The objective was to bridge the were founded in Luxembourg: FISU in 1948 Championships, namely: not winning but taking part.» gap between the ISF and other international and the ISF in 1972. • Cross Country in 1975 and 1988, sporting federations, between school sports • Swim Cup in 2001 and In addition to this constant participation in and club sports, and between the ISF and In 2003 the LASEL organised the festivities • Badminton in 2004, sports competitions of the ISF, the LASEL leading international associations, such as of the 30th anniversary of the ISF in Luxem- as well as regular participations to many ISF has been represented by delegates in the the International Olympic Committee (1995), bourg, Beaufort and regularly hosted mee- Championships in different sports and in Executive Committee and in Technical Com- UNESCO (1998), GAISF (1998) and FIEP.

the Ministry of Education. The LASEL is, therefore, assigned to organise extracurricular sport activities in Luxembourg.

The LASEL is controlled by a « Main Board « elected by the General Assembly. Mana- gement of all activities is executed by the Direction of the administrative, financial and technical operations (DAFT). The duty of Se- cretary General and other management duties are ensured by several teachers of physical education and sports. Attached to the Ministry of Education.

The « Main Board « defines the policy guide- lines of the LASEL: mode of operation, the nature of the sport activities and the moni- missions of the ISF since the beginning. The toring of national and international events. well-known are: The Board works in close collaboration with the Sport Directors who proposes the acti- Georges Lanners: 1972-1994 Treasurer, vities and championships in multiple sports Chairman of the ISF from 1994-1996 to- branches and for different age categories, gether with Guy Fusenig as Executive Direc- between 12 and 19 years. Together they es- tor. tablish the quarterly sports schedules. Es- Pierre Hentges: Chairman of the Technical pecially the competitions for non-affiliated Commission Gymnastics 1972-1982 students (no license or affiliated in the fe- Jean Schmit: Member and Chairman of the deration that governs the sport of compe- Kinder+Sport is a global and responsible project developed by the Ferrero Group, Technical Commission Swimming and Vol- tition in question), underline the nature of leyball from 1973-2000. school activities organised by the LASEL. In Paul Geimer: Member and Chairman of the 2015 – 2016, at the national level, the LA- aimed at supporting physical activity among young generations. Technical Commission Basketball from SEL has organised 64 championships and 1973-2004 national competitions in 22 different sports: Guy Fusenig; Treasurer since 1996. Basketball, Football, Futsal, Volleyball, Beach More recently: Claude Hoffmann TC Bad- Volleyball, Handball, Beach handball, Rugby, minton; Tom Pundel TC Ski; Krecké-Giver Badminton, Table Tennis, Swimming, Artis- Monique, Chairman of the TC Volleyball tic gymnastics, Athletics, Triathlon, Duath- lon, Ski (Adelboden CH), Fencing, Climbing, The programme stems from the knowledge that an active lifestyle is an MEMBERS OF THE LASEL: THE SCHOOL Karate, Martial Arts, Cycling Mountain-bike, SPORT ASSOCIATIONS Parkour. essential part of a positive daily routine for children, teens and families. The

In 2017, the LASEL encompasses 50 School THE LASEL IS ALSO IN CHARGE FOR ALL goal of Kinder+Sport is to increase levels of physical activity among young Sport Associations among the post-primary ACTIVITIES AT THE INTERNATIONAL LE- public and private schools. They ensure the VEL: generations around the world, giving them the possibility to develop a skill-set practice of extracurricular sports activities in schools and work totally autonomously. This • the ISF World Schools Championships able to help them acquire proper behaviors and social and ethical attitudes. means they are free in the choice of their and the ISF Gymnasiade sporting activities, and participation in the • the FISU World University Cham- Championships of the LASEL is not manda- pionships and the FISU Universiade We strongly set education at the core of our project, to help children grow tory. • sports events and cooperation with LASEL events take place on Thursday after- partners in the “Greater Region”: Lor- up with the most worthy values of sport and life such as honesty, friendship, noon. For many years the LASEL is fighting raine-France, Wallonia-Belgium, Belgium for a «protected afternoon” reserved for all German speaking Community and Rhé- unity and trust in others. extracurricular activities, as it is the case in nanie & Sarre-Germany. France. Without success! Finally, the LASEL is represented in various THE STRUCTURE committees, national and international federations as spokesman for extracurricular Having no other extra financial resources, an sport in Luxembourg. annual budget is allocated to the LASEL by

In the eye of the young generation Gymnasiade Evolution of sports and athletes The Gymnasiade was organised for the first time in 1974 in Germany. It was organised on a 2-year cycle till 1990 and then shifted to a 4-year cycle until Ski Tennis 2016 and reverted back to 2-year cycle. Ski (alpine and Nordic) was organised Tennis was organised for the first time The number of sports has recently in- for the first time in 1973 in Austria till in 1999 in Germany. it is the only sport to creased from 3 sports, in 2009 (Athle- 2016. Next year, it will be enlarged as the have been organised in 4 different conti- tics, Gymnastics and Swimming) to 10 Schools Winter Games in 2018 to add nents in the past 4 four championships sports, at the last Gymnasiade in 2016 other winter sports. (Europe in 2011; Oceania in 2013; Asia (Athletics, Archery, Chess, Fencing, Athletics Beach Volleyball Futsal in 2015 and in America in 2017). Gymnastics, Judo, Karate, Swimming, Tennis, Wrestling). Athletics was organised for the first time Beach Volleyball was organised for the Futsal was organised for the first time From 1974 to the present, the ISF Gym- in 1973 in Greece for boys and in West first time in 2011 in Puerto Rico and this in 2007 in Brazil. The event had not nasiade has marked out several cities Germany for Girls. The ISF has hosted sport has a steady increasing participa- been organised for 5 years and in 2012 and generations of athletes. A great nu- the athletics events the most, and it has tion and the next event in 2019, will be Turkey gave it another shot. This sport mber of participants made their way to been hosted 24 times for the Athletic part of a cluster - Schools Beach Ga- experienced the quickest rise in term of the Olympics within their historic sport Cup and 16 times for the Gymnasiade. mes. participation starting with 6 countries of the Gymnasiade. and now having 21 countries within only Swimming 4 championships. Triathlon Athletics Swimming was organised for the first time in 1997 in Belgium. Today it is a Triathlon was organised for the first Kevin Mayer (FR) Olympics 2016 - 2nd in Decathlon sport which equally represented by gir- time in 2013 in Puerto Rico. Out of the ls and boys school teams. Swimming all the sports, the American continent Katerina Stefanidi (GR) Olympics 2016 - 1st in Pole vault Competition was added to the ISF ca- hosted triathlon more than any other lendar to have an additional swimming sport on average. Andrew Howe (IT) 2007 World Championships in Athletic Badminton Cross-Country championship, but with a different for- - 2nd in long jump mat as in the Gymnasiade. Badminton was organised for the first Cross-Country was organised for the Alessia Trost (IT) time in 1998 in Belgium and in 2017, for first time in 1975 in Luxembourg only Handball 2009 World Youth Championship in the first time will be organised a conti- for boys. The first competition with Athletics - 1st in High Jump Handball was organised for the first nental tournament with a new format both gender represented was organised time in 1973 in France and is the first (only mixed teams for younger age cate- 1978. Gymnastics sport that implemented a young referee gory). It will host a Volunteering through Daniel Purvis (UK) programme in collaboration with the Sport (V2S) programme funded by the Volleyball Olympics 2012 - 3rd in artistic EHF. Flávia Lopes Saraiva (BR) European Commission. Volleyball was organised for the first Table Tennis 2014 Youth Olympics - 1st in Floor time in 1972 in Israel. itis the biggest Claudia Fragapane (UK) Table Tennis was organised for the first ISF event in terms of numbers of teams 2015 World Championships - 3rd in time in 1991 in Israel. However, it was and players. In 2016, Serbia hosted 64 Team first played in an ISF Event at the Gym- teams and 926 participants. Matteo Manrandi (IT) nasiade in 1978 along with Athletics, Football 2012 Olympics - 3rd in rings Gymnastics, Swimming. Countries ta- Football was organised for the first time Orienteering king part were: Algeria, China, England, Swimming in 1972 in Belgium. In 2016, an ISF foot- France, Indonesia, Italy, Kuwait, Libya, Hugh Duboscq (FR) Basketball 3x3 ball continental tournament was hosted Orienteering was organised for the first Poland, Spain, Tunisia and Turkey. Table Olympics 2004 and 2008 - 3rd in 100m in cooperation with UEFA on the occa- Basketball 3*3 was organised, under the time in 1987 in Sweden. It was the first Tennis was also the first sport where di- breaststroke aegis, for the first time in 2014 in China. sion of the EURO2016 in France. sport to be accepted under the aegis of sabled students could participate to the Fred Bousquet (FR) Only after 2 championships, due to the ISF. This means that it has to be suc- competition in Italy 2012. Olympics 2008 - 2nd in Medley success of participating countries at the cessful regarding the number of partici- Amaury Leveaux (FR) last championship in Tallinn, Estonia, pants and has to be increasing 3 events Olympics 2012 - 1st in Medley the ISF decided to nominate Basketball in a row. 30 years later, the record of par- Keri-Anne Payne (UK) 3*3 as an official sport of the ISF calen- ticipation was established in 2017 with Olympics 2012 - 2nd 10-kilometre open dar, instead of 3 editions. 806 people. water

Interview Miscellanous Davorin Nakic - FIBA Magazine, Logo and Anthem FIBA Europe referee Manager and FIBA instructor

Could you describe your work and duties at deliver the best training as possible for them. from “smaller” Basketball countries are well Since 1972, the ISF was represented by two sents the opening and the broadmindedness the ISF WSC Basketball 2017? But to sum up, our main objective of course, represented here and showcased really good logos. of the ISF. is to improve their level of officiating during performance. It shows that they have worked First of all, our job is to deliver the best officia- these 7 days of competition. really hard at the national level and this is a Violet is the colour of temperance, com- ting service during the games of the ISF Wor- really good sign for the women participation posed of equal proportions of red and blue. ld Schools Championship Basketball. FIBA Could you describe your routine with the in Basketball in general. Violet symbolises the balance between the Europe is managing a group of 61 referees referees? sense and the spirit, the passion and the who officiate all along the competition and we Do you think this event could be the ground intelligence, love and wisdom, lucidity and support the competition system. On behalf of Since the referees officiate during the ga- for the new generation of the International considered action. FIBA Europe Referee Department, I can say mes from the early morning, we organise at professional referees? that we are really proud to contribute to this the end each day, a debrief/training session The actual anthem of ISF is the little-known event for the first time. Our other mission is with the 6 FIBA instructors. We exchange and Officiating abroad, is for sure an excellent tone poem «Thus Spake Zarathrustra» by to develop the skills of referees during the trai- comment the videos of their games and we opportunity for young referees to make new German composer Richard Strauss, which is ning we organised in parallel of the competi- analyse gestures in details in order to they im- friends from other cultures. Also I believe that now widely known as the music of 2001: A tion each day. prove their skills every day. reproducing this kind of initiative in all ISF Space Odyssey. events and precisely Basketball, could allow How does the training with the young refe- What is the added-value for having 3 per- the development of a strong database of fu- The actual magazine is digital. The very first rees go? What do you teach them exactly? sons officiating on the court during the ture European and International skilled refe- magazine was published in October 1983. competition? rees. It could be a sustainable contribution to It was trilingual. The magazine also evolved We have here different groups of referees. the basketball world. with different lay-outs going through the On the one hand, there are some very expe- We agreed with ISF that we can ensure a bet- different decades. 35 magazines were publi- rienced referees seeking for improving their ter quality of the games and deliver a better How do you think the cooperation between shed. level and on the other hand, there is a majo- service and we feel that players a more satis- ISF and FIBA can be mutually fruitful? rity of young referees who need a lot of new fied with this too. I would like to stress on one knowledge such as mechanics or officiating thing, we have the most important number When we started discussing with ISF, we re- The first one was represented two young criteria. It is not an easy task since we have to of female referees during this competition cognised the potential benefit for the basket- people, whatever their colour or creed with manage both groups at the same time and to and I’m really happy that female referees ball development to contribute to the training their diversity and differences, bring to our of young referees. We wanted to establish a world enthusiasm, hope and magnanimity. specific cooperation between ISF and FIBA on this aspect. Therefore, we decided to come to the ISF WSC Basketball with our top Eu- ropean instructors. I hope in the future; we could involve more instructors from all over the world. This year we have had here 61 referees from the 5 continents. Also in term of Basketball, this event is an excellent opportunity to prepare and develop the basketball future. I‘m convinced that some of the young players here will be top players and will participate to Olympic games. I can make the same statement for the referees. However, the ma- jority of the players will not go for a professional career, but they might become involved In 2006, the new logo was adopted. Its oval somehow in basketball - great coaches, sta- line, which skirts the logo, symbolises the tisticians, referees, fans, parents of future bas- movement in and the attraction by the ISF. ketball kids. For all of these aspects, we really The two figurines represent a boy and a girl In 2018, a new logo and a new anthem will be revealed. You respect the work of ISF, which contributes to who enrol in the movement. The 5 small have till 1st of July to submit your project. the entire basketball world development. squares represent all the inhabitants of the Good luck and we look forward to your project world. The sixth little square (white) repre-

2018 Gymnasiade (...... ) Rabat Morocco Badminton (...... ) Pune India School Winter Games 05.02-10.02 Grenoble France Handball 28.02-08.03 Doha Qatar Futsal 13.03-21.03 Rishon Le Zion Israël Cross-Country 02.04-07.04 Paris France Table Tennis 08.04-14.04 Gzira Malta 5th Educational Games 18.04-24.04 Athens - Olympia Greece 1. Executive Committee 26.04-01.05 Rio de Janeiro Brazil General Assembly 27.04-30.04 Rio de Janeiro Brazil C A L E N D A R Volleyball 02.06-10.06 Brno Czech Republic LAST UPDATED MAY 30, 2017 Basketball 3x3 23.06-29.06 Belgrade Serbia Inclusive Games (July) Póvoa de Varzim Portugal Sambo (August) Oryol Russia 2. Executive Committee November Moscow Russia

2017 2019 1. Executive Committee 24.05-29.05 Papeete French Polynesia Tennis 12.03-19.03 Recife Brazil Flying Disk (...... ) Le Mans France Swimming 20.04-25.04 Budapest Hungary 1. Executive Committee 1st semester (...... ) (...... ) Athletics - Memorial Jean Humbert (May) Split Croatia Orienteering 22.04-28.04 Palermo Italy Basketball (...... ) Heraklion - Creta Greece Basketball 29.04-07.05 Poreč Croatia Football (...... ) Belgrade Serbia Football 21.05-29.05 Prague Czech Republic Orienteering (May) Otepää Estonia Athletics - Memorial Jean Humbert 24.06-30.06 Nancy France UNDER THE AEGIS OF ISF Swimming (May) Rio do Janeiro Brazil Tennis (May/June) (Humacao) (Puerto Rico) 4th Educational Games 31.03-05.04 Athens Greece 2. Executive Committee (November) (...... ) (...... ) Cricket 02.04-11.04 Mumbai India TC Seminar/Convention (...... ) (...... ) (...... ) Beach Volleyball 27.05-03.06 Papeete French Polynesia UNDER THE AEGIS OF ISF Triathlon 07.06-12.06 Aracaju Brazil Triathlon (June) Carcassonne France Euro Schools Badminton 16.06-21.06 Clermont-Ferrand France Combat Games (Late spring) Budapest Hungary Athletics 24.06-30.06 Nancy France Beach Volleyball - Beach Games (……….) Cagliari Italy Combat Games 07.07-15.07 New Delhi India Climbing (……….) Ardèche France TC Seminar/Convention 10.10-15.10 Olbia Italy Dance (……….) Oryol Russia 2. Executive Committee 12.10-16.10 Olbia Italy Cricket 10.11-19.11 Mumbai India 3rd Pan-American School Games 07.06-12.06 Aracaju Brazil 2020 Volleyball (...... ) (...... ) (Brazil) (Budapest) (Pune) (Jinjiang) (Hungary) (India) (China) Gymnasiade (February) (Taoyuan) (Chinese Taipei)

2022 (Malta) (China) (Chinese Gymnasiade (……….)( (……….)(……….) (Mellieha Bay) (……….) (……….) Taipei)

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