FOBISIA U11 Games 2019 - fobisia-u11-games-2019
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Nord Anglia
10 May, 2019

FOBISIA U11 Games 2019

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FOBISIA U11 Games 2019 Our Primary students are celebrating many achievements in Phuket this week at the Under 11s FOBISIA tournament. Competing against 7 other schools from China, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand and Malaysia and Ho Chi Minh is providing super challenges for our students. IMG20190509WA0079

Our Primary students are celebrating many achievements in Phuket this week at the Under 11s FOBISIA tournament. Competing against 7 other schools from China, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand and Malaysia and Ho Chi Minh is providing super challenges for our students.

Day 1: Swimming & Athletics

Day one is always the hardest day because it’s the longest day with a full swimming gala in the morning and an athletics competition in the afternoon. 6 am breakfast and then straight on to the bus to the swimming! Everyone did an incredibly proud and showed excellent perseverance in a very hard swimming competition. Megan was our only medallist in the 50m butterfly! Everyone was cheering each other on all morning and had a great time.

The afternoon got off to a great start with a medal in the high jump and a personal best score for Trang Ngoc. The medal count just kept going up and up throughout the afternoon. Everyone worked their absolute hardest all afternoon and we couldn’t be more proud of their efforts. We finished our day with a team dinner at Thanyapura and departed back to our hotel to pack our bags and get some sleep ready for Day 2! T-ball, up next!

We will update again later today.

Day 2: T - ball

we fielded four teams in T-ball. All students put their skills into action as we competed in some very competitive games throughout the day. The B team managed to secure a silver medal and our other three teams were just outside of a medal place, showing determination and resilience to come back from narrow defeats.

Day 3: Football

The third day was the day of football. All students showed excellent cooperation and perseverance after some very tough games. The final results were: Year 6 boys 4th, Year 5 boys 6th, Year 5 girls 5th, Year 6 girls 4th! They were so close to the medals. We were so proud of their tremendous efforts over these 3 days.