Katja Buchmann, the coach of the SIS Männedorf-Zürich team, tells us about the SIS Cup spirit at her school and how the students prepared to get into the team. She explains that not only physical fitness and training in each discipline are important, but also an understanding of the rules of the games and the SIS Cup manual.
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On Tuesday, 2 April last year's SIS Cup team from SIS Friedrichshafen drew the lots of the teams that will challenge each other during the SIS Cup 2019 in different disciplines, such as table tennis, floorball, streetball, and chess.
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The teams participating at the SIS Cup 2019 are set. Each SIS school sends a team with three girls and three boys accompanied by their coach to take part in various disciplines at SIS Friedrichshafen on 27 and 28 May.
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In ten weeks, teams from all 16 SIS schools come together and compete for the SIS Cup 2019. Alexandra Delplace, who is head of the organising team at SIS Friedrichshafen, provides insights about the ongoing preparations in an interview.
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Find out how the winner of the SIS Cup 2018, SIS Stuttgart-Fellbach, prepares for this year's SIS Cup. In an interview, Bettina Marquissee, the experienced coach of SIS Stuttgart-Fellbach, tells us how she prepares the team for the various disciplines and which team is considered the secret favourite in Stuttgart.
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Situated only 100m from the Lake Constance is the youth hostel in Friedrichshafen. All teams competing in the SIS Cup 2019 from our SIS schools in Germany, Switzerland and Brazil will be staying at this hostel. Having all of our students stay at the same location gives them more possibilities to make friends across countries and for their team-spirit to thrive.
The trend sport for 2019 is a scooter race. There will be a slalom course that asks to reach the finish line in the shortest amount of time without touching any slalom marks. The quickest student will win this game.
After two days full of sports activities, the teams from Brazil had time to relax a bit and to explore Zürich and its surroundings. One of the highlights was the boat trip to the Rheinfall and the visit to SIS Zürich-Wollishofen which organized these joyful and exciting days.
... SIS Stuttgart-Fellbach! In second was SIS Basel and coming in third was ESB Rio de Janeiro. The SIS Cup 2019 is going to take place at SIS Friedrichshafen.
Along with the celebration of the best teams in floorball and the best students in the single disciplines, the first day of the SIS Cup ended successfully. Though the competitions were intense, everyone is in good shape and ready for the obstacle course taking place tomorrow morning. At the moment, SIS Basel is the leader but nothing is decided yet. It is going to be a thrilling second day of the SIS Cup!
This is the trophy that sixteen teams will strive to win from tomorrow on. Get all the latest results and highlights of the games by checking the news ticker as well as the position table. In the storyboard, you will find reports about the action during and after the competitions. Stay tuned!
In three days it's time to get dressed and to give your best for your team. The shirts are waiting for their wearers and ready to get into the heat and action. The mission is clear: winner of the SIS Cup 2018!
The honours board celebrates the winning teams of the SIS Cup. In 2016, it was SIS Zürich and last year SIS Zürich-Wollishofen were the winners. Who is going to be next to have their name engraved on the board?
The SIS Cup not only seeks to promote fair competition but also to motivate schools to integrate the SIS Cup's different disciplines into their regular physical education lessons. One way of doing that is to define a short list of specific goals in preparation for the SIS Cup, as the example of SIS Männedorf-Zürich shows.
On Thursday, 19 April students from SIS Zürich drew the lots of the teams that will challenge each other during the SIS Cup 2018 in different disciplines, such as table tennis, floorball, streetball, and chess.
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The teams for the competition for the SIS Cup 2018 are set. Each SIS school sends a team with three girls and three boys accompanied by their coach to take part at various disciplines at SIS Zürich on 12 and 13 June .
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Two students from grade 5 of SIS Zürich-Wollishofen wrote an article in German about the preparations for the SIS Cup 2018 and interviewed their sports teacher Mr Janser and a grade 6 student, who would love to participate in the competition.
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All teams competing in the SIS Cup 2018 from our SIS schools in Germany, Switzerland and Brazil will be staying at the youth hostel in Zürich-Wollishofen during the event from 11 to 12 June. Having all of our students stay at the same location gives them more possibilities to make friends across countries and for their team spirit to thrive.
As head of primary school at SIS Zürich, Pia Mathes is looking forward to host this year's SIS Cup at her school. She talks about the preparations already made for this cheerful event.
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This year it's the first time that teams of all 16 SIS schools participate in the SIS Cup. SIS Pfäffikon-Schwyz and SIS Kassel are the two schools joining the competition for the first time. This means a total of 96 students from our Brazilian, German and Swiss schools will be taking part at the sportive challenge at SIS Zürich in 2018.
Every year there’s an optional single discipline to choose for the students taking part at the SIS Cup. Last year it was slacklining. At the SIS Cup 2018 in Zurich floor exercises will be in focus. Some of the participants already started their training for the event.