2025 East Africa School Games (FEASSSA) Calendar

FEASSSA Games 2025 Calendar; Calendar, Venues & Fixtures

International Schools' Sports Federation (ISF) President Mr. Petrynka (in yellow top) attends the 21st edition of the FEASSSA games in Mbale City of Uganda. He was flanked by Justus Mugisha (in suite) and who is the President of USSSA and FEASSA.

FEASSSA Games 2025: Nakuru City will host the 2025 Federation of East Africa Secondary Schools Sports Association, FEASSSA, the Ministry of Education has confirmed. Kakamega County had shown interest in hosting the prestigious East Africa showpiece.

Kakamega County Governor Fernandes Barasa had said that the region was strategically preparing to host the Federation of East African Secondary Schools Sports Association (FEASSA) games in 2025.

Kenya is expected to string a master piece of hosting to surpass what was witnessed in Mbale City of Uganda in 2025.

Summary of the 2025 FEASSSA Games Calendar.

Hosting Country: Kenya
Hosting Region: Rift Valley
Hosting City: Nakuru City
Hosting County: Nakuru
Training Camp: 3rd to 11th august, 2025
Arrival Date for Teams: 12th august, 2025
Action Days: 14th to 22nd August, 2025
Closing Ceremony: 22nd August, 2025
Departure: 23rd August, 2025.

Uganda’s organization of the 2024 event was praised.

During the closing ceremony of the 21st edition (2025) at Bukedea Stadium, FEASSSA President Justus Mugisha urged Kenya to deliver a world-class championship.

“This year’s edition was special. The athletes competed on first-class facilities built for the games. Uganda has set a high standard in hosting these games, and Kenya has the task of raising the bar even higher,” Mugisha stated.

International School Sport Federation (ISF) President Laurent Petrynka who was present at the closing ceremony also praised Uganda’s organization of the event.

“The games were organized under the best conditions in terms of security, sport, hospitality, and spirit. It aligns with the ISF spirit of competing on the field while upholding the values of education and sport,” said Petrynka.

Kenya last hosted the championship in 2016, in Eldoret.

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