Addis Ababa - Post Report Question and Answers

Are local sports classes and/or activities available for kids?

No, not really. All of our kids' activities are centered around the school. There are horseback riding lessons at the British embassy, and I believe the French. - Dec 2023


Yes, most of the usual ones, if you know where to look. Tennis, swimming, martial arts, ballet, horse riding, skateboard park, and hiking. - Aug 2023


Through the school only as far as I know. - Aug 2023


Very little. - Feb 2021


Limited and often depends on which expat specialist teachers are living here. Kids football is run by a Canadian-Ethiopian at several locations around town including ICS. - Aug 2020


Yes. Both within the school and outside. The parent group is great disseminating this information. The US Embassy has a teen committee that is trying to create programs for the kids affiliated with the mission. - Feb 2020


There are sports and activities in and outside of school. The opportunities inside the school have been good. The selection in the city and at school is limited but this school has more activities/sports than any other school we've been to. Students can play soccer, rugby, running and other sports depending upon their age. After school activities provide a wide range of choices from dance to art to math games. - Feb 2019


Very limited in my opinion. - Aug 2018


Some sports activities for kids are held at Juventus. Horseback riding (Italian Embassy, one near Mekanisa Ato church), ballet, soccer, and are available. There may be more. - Jul 2018


There are almost none. - Jan 2018


Again, no personal experience. - Aug 2016


I think there are sports programs available through the international school - Feb 2016


Yes, through ICS. Also horseback riding is popular. - May 2014


At ICS. - Jan 2014


Probably through ICS. - Nov 2013


Through the schools only. - Jun 2012


Yes, through the schools. Quite good I hear. - Aug 2010


Yes. - Jun 2010


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