The center of excellence and education through sport

The first edition of the Sporty Challenge was defined by a friendly atmosphere and great sportsmanship. 108 adults and children took part in the various events organized by the Saint-Martin Center for Excellence and Education through Sport (CEES) on Sunday, September 27, at Galion Beach.

Du soleil, de la musique et beaucoup d’énergie : l’ambiance était sportive dimanche 27 septembre matin sur la plage du Galion, où près d’une centaine de participants ont pris part à la première édition du “Sporty Challenge Saint-Martin”, organisée par le Centre d’excellence et d’éducation par le sport (CEES).

The Center for Excellence and Education through Sport (CEES) kicked off its new year with an orientation week for student-athletes in the Territorial Sports Centers (CST). Around fifty young people took part in the various workshops offered before training sessions began this week.

The Center for Excellence and Education through Sport (CEES) is hosting the first edition of the Saint-Martin Sporty Challenge on Sunday, September 27, at the Galion site. Part of European Week of Sport, this new event aims to bring diverse groups together across four sports courses with a shared goal: to get moving, push your limits, and enjoy the experience.

Led by the Saint-Martin Center for Excellence and Education through Sport, this new Saint-Martin event offers courses for all levels on Galion Beach. Registration is now open for the first edition of the Sporty Challenge, taking place on the morning of Sunday, September 27.

The Saint-Martin Center for Excellence and Education through Sport (CEES) is preparing for the return of its student-athletes. There are 60 of them this year, and they will participate in the program's integration week from August 24 to 28. As the new school year approaches, the Center for Excellence and Education through Sport (CEES) is organizing an integration week from August 24 to 28, 2026, for the 60 student-athletes of the Territorial Sports Centers—a program funded by the Collectivity to support and train young athletes in Saint-Martin. The CEES is welcoming about twenty fewer students than last year. For this new year, it has now added baseball to further strengthen the diversity of sports offered to young talents. Their new academic and athletic year begins with these few days, during which the triple focus on academics, sports, and citizenship is already being put into practice.