U15 BSME Games 2014 – hosted by us!

U15 BSME Games 2014 – hosted by us! We are very pleased to announce that The British International School Abu Dhabi will be hosting the prestigious U15 BSME Games 2014 (British Schools in the Middle East).

We are very pleased to announce that The British International School Abu Dhabi will be hosting the prestigious U15 BSME Games 2014 (British Schools in the Middle East).

The games will be held across three days; Thursday 27 November – Saturday 29 November 2014 in Abu Dhabi, with sports including football, basketball, netball and athletics. There will be 9 international schools attending the event coming from the Gulf including Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. In addition to our school, there will also be one other UAE based school taking part, making it over 300 students and staff involved!

We are very excited for our students to have the opportunity to compete in the U15 Games and we are looking forward to the event taking place in Abu Dhabi.

We would like to extend a huge thanks to our sponsors for the event: Etihad Airways, Captain Tony's, Burjeel Hospital, Marvel Stationary, D Club and Shanawaz.

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