 Honorary Members |
The General Assembly 2004 (Cagliari / Italy) decided to nominate Hans-Jürgen Langen and Paul Geimer as Honorary Members of the ISF.
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Download General Assembly reports, Executive Committee reports, Open Doos and other items
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| Statutes |
statutes:
1. Principles
2. Membership
3. Internal Organisation
4. General Assembly
5. Executive Committe
6. Technical Commissions
7. The Auditors
8. Assets
9. Amendment and / or change of statutes
10. Dissolution
11. Official Languages
12. Rules of procedure
13. Autorization to sign
14. Representation
15. Emblem
16. Law of 25th October 1919
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| General Assembly |
REPORT of the GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Athens - Greece / 27 June 2006
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| Restricted Information Minutes of the Executive Committees |
Minutes of the Executive Committees
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| Restricted Information The ISF Hymn |
In this CD the hymn is reproduced 4 times. Each unit takes 80 seconds. The total time is 300 seconds on the fact that the junction is made at and in the end of each unit.
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| Restricted Information ISF Logo |
On this page you will find the ISF Logo in different styles and formats.
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| Restricted Information ISF Style Guide |
This style guide provides the tools to maintain the integrity of our corporate identity.
Since our identity is the visual means by which we distinguish our federation, it is the essential link to our reputation and it is imperatove that it be executed correctly and consistently every time.
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| Video presentation |
The ISF was founded on June 4th 1972 in Beaufort, Luxembourg. It was set up to meet the harrowing lack of opportunities for young people in secondary education (aged 14 to 17) to meet on the sporting front.
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| Introduction Past Achievements and future developments |
The ISF, since its establishment, has been recognised by many national and international school authorities and organisations, and has taken its place among international sport federations. It is a member of GAIFS and is recognised by the International Olympic Committee (IOC). The ISF is today a world-wide federation covering five continents.
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| Introduction Objectives and limits |
The ISF is the International Federation of official school sport organisations in the different countries or of representative organisations where there is no official one. It organises international competitions in different sporting disciplines and encourages contests between school students with a view to promoting better mutual understanding. It seeks close collaboration with the school authorities of member countries, with the international sporting federations concerned, and with international organisations having similar aims.
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| Introduction Competitions |
The major team sports - basketball, football, handball and volleyball - form the basis of sporting competitions in the biennial tournaments. School teams, composed of members of the same school, take part in the competitions.
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| Introduction Structure |
The supreme body of the International School Sport Federation is the General Assembly in which each full member country is represented with voting rights. The General Assembly elects the Executive Committee and approves the guidelines for the work to be carried out during the current working period.
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| Introduction How the ISF came into beiing |
Around the mid 1960s, international sporting contests between schools were on the increase. Besides occasional and haphazard meetings between two or more schools, tournaments were beginning to be organised regularly in different disciplines: in handball from 1963, in volleyball from 1969, in football one year later and from 1971 also in basketball. Each of these annual tournaments produced basic regulations and a standing committee.
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