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“Our comprehensive Physical Well-Being and Sports Programs inspire students to cultivate motivation, confidence, and competency in various sports and activities. Programs are crafted to nurture holistic student growth, fostering physical, intellectual, emotional, and social development.”

PATRICK GOODMAN – SPORT AND PHYSICAL WELL-BEING LEAD

Our development pathway is divided into 4 phases. We believe that Physical Well-Being is a lifelong process, and our program of study reflects age appropriate continuum of topics, skills, attitudes and beliefs that aim to foster the skills for students to be responsible stewards of their own physical well-being.

FOUNDATION PHASE

Fundamental motor skills (FMSY) and yoga help our youngest students explore, improve concentration, increase awareness, and regulate emotions. Alongside numerous physical benefits such as increased flexibility, balance, and strength.

DEVELOPMENT PHASE

Fun, skill-based activities that develop sport-specific and fundamental movement skills. These experiences develop the ability and confidence needed to take part in sports. Ball mastery and hand/foot-eye coordination are practised which is an essential component in order to be confident in the competitive phase.

COMPETITIVE PHASE

Competition-focused activities that develop the skills, confidence and knowledge needed to compete. These experiences include sport-specific skills and an understanding of rules, tactics and strategies through gameplay. This phase is commonly found in Upper School. Sport Education and Teaching Games for Understanding (TGFU) approaches to learning are often used to provide students with competitive experiences whilst improving their teamwork, leadership, coaching and disciplinary skills.

EXCELLENCE PHASE

Performance-focused activities to develop skills and understanding in a variety of competitive conditions. These experiences focus on commitment and competitive success whilst staying true to the demonstration of great character and a love of the sport. This phase can be achieved within a school setting; however, often, students with excellent performance have put in many hours of practice outside of school hours through the Further Sports Program or sports clubs.

BALI SCHOOL SPORT ASSOCIATION (BSSA)

Bali School Sports Association was established to promote and provide opportunities for organised extracurricular student sporting events for International Schools in Bali.

Sporting events, games, and tournaments organised by BSSA are available for all students aged 6-18 enrolled at member schools, and games and tournaments usually take place on Wednesdays. BSSA is scheduled by season:

Season 1: Football
Season 2: Volleyball
Season 3: Basketball
Season 4: Athletics, Swimming and Cross Country

FURTHER SPORTS PROGRAM (FSP)

The Further Sports Program is an opportunity for students to take part in our most popular sports all year round with professional coaches. The program encourages students to explore passions, forge friendships, and nurture invaluable leadership acumen, all while exemplifying the fundamental values that underpin sporting success.

Our FSP Partners:

• Bali Volleyball Academy (BVA): Coach Ledin represented the Indonesia National Volleyball Team for 7 years. BVA sessions are fun and progressive, and they offer competitive opportunities against local and international teams in Bali, Indonesia, and beyond.
• Basketball with Coach Dominique: With over 25 years of experience and as a renowned figure in the Indonesian Basketball community, Coach Dom’s sessions are high-energy!
• Rescue 2000: We are thrilled to partner with Rescue 2000, which is on a mission to fight the hardships of poverty in Bali by providing Food, Water, Shelter, and Education. Rescue 2000 leads inclusive and engaging football sessions for students at ÌìÌÃTV. Play football whilst making a significant difference in the lives of others.