MasiSports launch
- bridgetfpringle
- Jun 2, 2021
- 1 min read
One of the most rewarding projects we've worked on this year is the launch of the MasiSports project, which is focused on the schools of the South Peninsula township Masiphumelele and spearheaded by cricket legend Vince van der Bijl. The project focuses on the trilogy of education, life skills and sport to provide junior and high school learners with the opportunity to tap into their talents and expand horizons.
Initially brought in the manage the PR for the launch, our scope was widened to include assistance with managing the launch itself, producing the project's impact report and helping with the new site launch, www.masisports.co.za.
The launch, held on May 6, was a huge success despite seriously unfriendly weather. But project supporters and potential donors were able to see the incredible work being done at Ukhanyo Primary School -- kids at work in the classrooms and a wide variety of sports being played by both boys and girls on the astroturf, cricket nets and courts.
The ultimate aim is to raise funds for the project, enabling sustainability and longevity.
Picture: Marike Herselman
It's great to see the MasiSports launch at Ukhanyo Primary School was such a success, especially with the focus on education, life skills, and sport for the learners in Masiphumelele. The work spearheaded by Vince van der Bijl sounds incredibly impactful for the community. For more details on the project, you can check out Neverness to Everness Wiki.
It's great to see the MasiSports project launch at Ukhanyo Primary School was such a success, especially with Vince van der Bijl spearheading the effort in Masiphumelele. The focus on education, life skills, and sport for the learners sounds like a truly valuable opportunity. For more on this kind of community work, you might find Bizarre Lineage Wiki interesting.
It's great to see a project like MasiSports focusing on the trilogy of education, life skills, and sport for learners in Masiphumelele. The fact that the launch was a success despite the unfriendly weather really shows the commitment of supporters like Vince van der Bijl. For anyone interested in the project's work at Ukhanyo Primary School, ScopeQuill provides a good overview.
It's great to see the MasiSports launch in Masiphumelele was a success despite the unfriendly weather, especially with the work at Ukhanyo Primary School. The focus on education, life skills, and sport for junior and high school learners seems like a powerful combination. For anyone interested in the project's impact, you can check out the new site via SubtitleOps.
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