What’s in the Program?
The Atid Education Network encourages students to take an active role in school-based sports. As part of this vision, the network hosts the Atid Boys’ Mini-Football Championship.
Schools compete in local and regional group stages, with the top-performing teams advancing to the national finals.
This competition gives students the opportunity to improve their athletic skills, build strong team bonds, and experience achievement, sportsmanship, and cooperation.
The tournament places a special emphasis on resilience, perseverance, and balancing personal ambition with team success. It also strengthens school spirit and promotes values of fairness, effort, and respect.
Program Goals
- To promote a healthy, competitive, and positive sports culture among youth
- To strengthen students’ sense of belonging to their school and the broader Atid community
- To empower students with opportunities for leadership, teamwork, and high-level athletic engagement
- To foster discipline, collaboration, and personal growth through sports
What Is Required from the School?
- Appoint a responsible PE teacher to lead the team
- Recruit and prepare a team of 10–12 students
- Participate in the regional group stage
- Cover transportation costs for the school team
- Ensure teams are trained and ready for active participation
