The International School Sport Committee (ISC) is an international policy and advocacy organization dedicated to safe, inclusive and quality school sport for every child, everywhere.
Based in Geneva, Switzerland, the ISC works to strengthen the role of school sport through cooperation, advocacy and educational initiatives.
The International School Sport Committee (ISC) is an independent international organization based in Geneva, Switzerland.
It works to strengthen school sport as a safe, educational and inclusive space for children and young people around the world.
Protecting and promoting the school sport movement worldwide.
The ISC works to protect children and young people in school sport while promoting its educational value worldwide through international cooperation, advocacy and practical initiatives.
Protecting children and young people in school sport through:
Promoting environments where children and young people can participate in sport safely, with appropriate protection, policies and responsible practices.
Encouraging dialogue, respect and peaceful approaches to conflict within schools and sporting communities.
Promoting the educational role of school sport through:
Strengthening the educational role of school sport and physical education through knowledge, resources and curriculum development.
The ISC supports initiatives that help students not only participate in sport, but also understand the sports they practise, including their official rules and fundamental principles.
A world in which every child and young person can benefit from school sport in a safe, inclusive and meaningful educational environment.
The ISC believes that school sport should not only provide opportunities to participate, but also contribute to learning, wellbeing, responsibility and respect.
Based in Geneva. Connected to the world.
From Geneva, the ISC promotes cooperation among education authorities, schools, sport organizations and international stakeholders.
Sport as a meaningful component of the educational experience.
The protection and wellbeing of children and young people.
Sporting opportunities accessible to all.
Respect for rules, opponents, officials and the integrity of sport.
Dialogue between education, sport and international institutions.
Helping students understand the sports they practise and follow.
