Light up your joy

Dates: 3–6 March 2026

Venue:

• Monasterio Santa María del Collell
• El Collell, Crta. de Sant Miquel de Campmajor al Torn, s/n, 17850 Sant Ferriol, Girona

Price: varies by school.

“Be strong and courageous; do not fear or lose heart, because the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go.” — Joshua 1:9

1. Compete honestly

2. Unite around a shared goal

3. Forge true friendships

4. Have a generous heart

5. Grow through effort

6. Support others with empathy

7. Serve with love

8. Keep moving forward without giving up

9. Give your best

10. Live with faith in sport and in life

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Categories

• Alevín (5º and 6º de Primaria)
• Infantil (1º and 2º de ESO)
• Cadete (3º and 4º de ESO)
• Juvenil (1º de Bachillerato)

Team sports:

• Boys’ Alevín futsal
• Boys’ 7-a-side football: Infantil, Cadete and Juvenil
• Boys’ and girls’ Alevín mini basketball
• Boys’ and girls’ basketball: Infantil, Cadete and Juvenil
• Girls’ Alevín mini volleyball
• Girls’ volleyball: Infantil, Cadete and Juvenil

Individual sport:

• Boys’ and girls’ cross-country (each school must register at least five participants per category)

Families may attend at the following times:

• Tuesday: 6.30–8.30 pm
• Wednesday: 9 am–8.30 pm
• Thursday: 9 am–8.30 pm
• Friday: 9 am–1.30 pm

Food truck information:

• Download the full food price information.

Tuesday 3 March

Wednesday 4 March

Thursday 5 March

Friday 6 March — Finals and closing ceremony

Friendship Tournament health and safety document.

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The Friendship Tournament 2026 takes place from 3 to 6 March 2026 at El Collell, Catalonia, with approximately 1,700 people, including participants and support teams.

El Collell has outdoor sports facilities, accommodation buildings, dining areas and technical services in a natural, wooded setting. The extensive site is divided into functional areas, with vehicle access and a network of internal roads.

The event has emergency arrangements, first-aid points and specific procedures for evacuation, adverse weather and locating missing children, among other situations.

In any serious emergency, call 112.

• First-aid points operate in each sector. Play stops immediately if a significant injury is suspected. Call 112 where appropriate.
• Internal communications use a radio network, with mobile phones as a supplementary channel, under centralised coordination.
• Site resources and support include portable fire extinguishers, fire hose reels and a fire detection control panel, outdoor public-address equipment, two H-100 hydrants and large swimming pools providing a water reserve for firefighters.
• Outdoor assembly points are designated for each sector.

• A professional kitchen with food hygiene protocols.
• Advance registration of allergies and dietary needs.
• Identification of participants with dietary requirements.
• Separate handling processes where required.
• A specific protocol for an allergic reaction, including calling 112 where appropriate.

1. Move away from the affected area and notify the organisers immediately.
2. Follow instructions and go to your assigned assembly point.
3. If you are responsible for a group, keep it together and carry out a headcount.
4. Do not return until permission is given.

Serious emergency: 112.

1. If you are responsible for the activity, stop it.
2. Call for first-aid assistance. The tournament’s medical point carries out the initial assessment.
3. Where appropriate, 112 is called and the ambulance is directed to the assigned access point.
4. The affected group remains under the supervision of its activity leader.

1. Stop outdoor activities immediately when instructed by tournament management.
2. Group leaders take their groups to the designated covered areas.
3. Activities resume only with authorisation from tournament management.

1. The order is given exclusively by the person directing the emergency response.
2. Evacuate to the assembly point along the signposted routes.
3. Group leaders lead and bring up the rear; do not run or turn back.
4. At the assembly point, carry out an immediate headcount and await instructions.
5. Activities do not resume until authorisation is given.

Serious emergency: 112.

1. Notify the organisers immediately.
2. If you are responsible for a group, move people away and cordon off the area.
3. Maintenance staff or the organisers will shut off supplies, such as electricity or gas, and decide whether evacuation is required.

Serious emergency: 112.

1. Report any incident to the person on duty.
2. Those responsible activate the relevant medical, technical or evacuation protocol.
3. During evacuation, take the group to its assigned assembly point and carry out a headcount, keeping the group together.

1. The group leader reports the child’s identifying details and last known location through the official channels.
2. A sector-by-sector search and access controls are activated.
3. All other groups remain under supervision until the incident is resolved.
4. If it is not resolved promptly, the incident is escalated so that external services can be notified.

To ensure wellbeing, safeguarding and a safe environment during the Friendship Tournament 2026, with particular care for children, we have clear codes of conduct, defined response procedures and staff trained in prevention, detection, intervention and support whenever needed. All activities take place under responsible supervision, with accessible communication channels and a firm commitment to confidentiality and careful handling of personal information. Our aim is to provide an open, safe and trustworthy environment where respect, kind treatment and the protection of every participant always take priority over sporting results.

More information

Download the ten principles

• Institutional wellbeing, safeguarding and safe environments contact: +34 659 31 21 47 / ambientesseguros@serviciosrc.es
• Reporting channel: canaldenuncias@serviciosrc.es
• Anonymous reporting channel: Anonymous reporting channel
• Friendship Tournament 2026 coordinator:
  • Jordi Pech Gómez:
    • +34 608 631 519
    • jpech@rmsantaisabel.com