For us interschool sports were more of a showcase thing with one or two events a year but there was no regular competition.
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The Portuguese system works a lot like what @Outdated described.
Small local sports clubs, some larger ones, but all independent from schools.
Kids are given a chance to try several sportive activities in school, as part of the PE subject classes. Most schools will have some sports teams, and those can even compete in Inter-school championships, but no one gets sports scholarships.
Although, some large clubs may decide to sponsor a kid through school and Uni, particularly if they think that that kid shows talent for sports.
Small local sports clubs, some larger ones, but all independent from schools.
Kids are given a chance to try several sportive activities in school, as part of the PE subject classes. Most schools will have some sports teams, and those can even compete in Inter-school championships, but no one gets sports scholarships.
Although, some large clubs may decide to sponsor a kid through school and Uni, particularly if they think that that kid shows talent for sports.
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