How the MCC Masi 750 sports programme has grown since 2017 By Vince van der Bijl Nceba Jonas was the sole official coach of Ukhanyo Primary School in 2017 – now there are 20 more coaches! 15 coaches were able … Continue reading →
News update about Ukhanyo’s progress in sport. Read the full article here.
Continue reading →An incredible Sports day in the Strand Written by Fez Payi, Nceba Jonas and Vince van der Bijl Three netball, two rugby teams, three soccer teams and a chess team (90 kids and 20 coaches in all) from Ukhanyo travelled … Continue reading →
Ukhanyo Primary School and Masiphumelele inspire UK school By Vince van der Bijl Project leader of the MCC Masi 750 Club 5 netball teams, 2 rugby teams and a girl’s hockey team (89 pupils and 19 teachers in all) from … Continue reading →
Ukhanyo featured again on Let’s Play! by Vince van der Bijl The English Premier League recently held a three day soccer course for coaches at Ukhanyo Primary school and was featured in a recent Let’s Play programme on Supersport. The … Continue reading →
English Premier League community coaching course at Ukhanyo by Vince van der Bijl 21 coaches recently received their Premier Skills certificates after the three-day soccer community coaching course designed by the English Premier League in conjunction with the British Council. … Continue reading →
Breaking News: Ukhanyo is gifted an artificial surface sports field! by Vince can der Bijl December 4th 2018 was a watershed day for Ukhanyo. The dream of practicing soccer, cricket and rugby on a proper facility (not asphalt!) and … Continue reading →
By Vince van der Bijl It has been a hectic year for sports at Ukhanyo Primary. Construction of the new artificial surface sports field is the cherry on the top of this remarkable 12 months. Cricket, rugby, soccer and netball … Continue reading →
by Vince van der Bijl There was great excitement at Ukhanyo Primary School this week when construction on the Let’s Play artificial field began. Lets Play in conjunction with Massmart/Walmart, Builders, Hitachi and Supersport have sponsored a 40 x 20m … Continue reading →
The youth of Masiphumelele face many challenges each day. With many unemployed parents struggling to provide for the basics for their families, most young people are living in shacks with limited access to running water and sanitation. The threat of … Continue reading →