For thousands of players, the school accommodation is more than just a place to sleep during the Partille World Cup. Classrooms become dormitories and corridors turn into meeting places where participants from different countries and clubs socialize in between matches. This form of accommodation is also an important part of the tournament's setup and creates the conditions for the camp atmosphere that many associate with the event.

Ellen Lidström and Ella Fält, who play in OV Helsingborg's G13 team, describe their stay at the school as one of the tournament's highlights. They share that they think it has been really fun to live together with other teams. According to them, the closeness to other participants makes it easy to get to know new people.
– You live so close to other teams and make so many new friends, says Ellen Lidström.

The school accommodations are also an important part of the Partille World Cup's operation since they enable the event to host the large number of teams that participate each year. By using schools as overnight facilities, many players can stay close to the tournament's activities.

The shared camp life at the schools is one of the things that makes the Partille World Cup so special. Here, you get a unique opportunity to meet handball friends from all over the world, create new relationships, and share memories that last long after the tournament is over.