Organising through the IB
Year 12 students designed and delivered the charity tournament at Campus des Nations.
At Campus des Nations, Year 12 students designed and organised a charity tournament as part of their IB programme. They held real responsibility: turning a commitment to solidarity into an event that was planned, delivered and connected to practical action.
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SWITZERLANDTournament for Change was not a tournament organised by Pass-Sport for the school. It was conceived and delivered by Year 12 students at the International School of Geneva, Campus des Nations, as part of their IB programme.
Alongside the sports event, students collected, sorted and prepared 25 Futur Champion kits for the association’s projects. They explored solidarity, inclusion, intercultural exchange and equipment reuse.
Pass-Sport supported the connection between the school initiative and project needs, and helps ensure equipment is directed to documented activities. The students remain the organisers of the event and the owners of their learning.
Sport is the means — people are the purpose.
At Campus des Nations, Year 12 students designed and organised a charity tournament as part of their IB programme. They held real responsibility: turning a commitment to solidarity into an event that was planned, delivered and connected to practical action.
Year 12 students designed and delivered the charity tournament at Campus des Nations.
Students collected, sorted and prepared 25 Futur Champion kits for Pass-Sport activities.
The project connects project management, collaboration, sustainability and international solidarity through sport.
Tournament for Change is organised by Year 12 students.
25 sports kits are collected, sorted and prepared.
Kits feed into Pass-Sport activities according to partner needs.
Students do more than contribute to a collection: they make decisions, coordinate an event and see how a school initiative can respond to practical needs beyond their campus.
Companies, foundations, private donors, clubs, schools and institutions can support a defined goal with funding, equipment or expertise.
Encounters, commitments and work on the ground.
