Karachi Inter-School Sports League
The Karachi Inter-School Sports League (better known as KISSL) is a Pakistani sports organisation which pitches the top private and international schools in the city, against each other in sporting tournaments and events played in league based competitions.[1] Only students from Grades 8 to 11 are allowed to participate (both British and American systems). Sports include: cricket, football, basketball, throw ball, volleyball and athletics. A KISSL tournament usually consists of 6 to 8 schools and one chosen venue for the entire tournament, although this may vary depending on the sport being played.[2]
Members
The following is the list of schools that are or were once members of KISSL
- Frobels Education Center
- Bay View Academy
- Clifton Grammar School
- Karachi Grammar School
- Lecole for Advanced Studies
- Lahore Grammar School
- The CAS School, Karachi
- Defence American School
- Karachi American School
- The International School
- Indus Academy
- Bay View High School Karachi
- The City School (Pakistan)
- Foundation Public School
- Avicenna School
- Beaconhouse School System
- St Patrick's High School, Karachi
- Convent of Jesus and Mary (Karachi)
- Habib Public School
- St Michael's Convent School
- Washington International School, Karachi
- Reflections school
- Education Bay School
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See also
References
- "Summary of KISSL". Archived from the original on 2008-03-27. Retrieved 2009-12-09.
- "Schools and Sports". PPI - Pakistan Press International. 2005-09-11.
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