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Annual Day of Doing Good at Siphakamile Primary

More than 250 staff from NPC Intercement Simuna, parents, Shelly Beach Lions and community volunteers came together to make this project a reality for the school children.

Siphakamile Primary in Boboyi recently was the recipient of the building of a volleyball/basketball court and newly erected shadehouse for vegetable planting at NPC Intercement’s Annual Day of Doing Good (DODG).

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More than 250 staff from NPC Intercement Simuna, parents, Shelly Beach Lions and community volunteers came together to make this project a reality for these amazing school children.

NPC Intercement Simuma Staff playing ball at Siphakamile Primary School.

In late July this year, NPC Intercement Simuma GAIV team and staff went back to Siphakamile Primary for some fun and games with the children when they took part in a tournament of volleyball, netball and basketball on the court – and were instrumentally in building, painting and equipping.

“We could not have asked for a more perfect day for this tournament to share with the children and teachers of Siphakamile Primary,” said Clint Fray from NPC Intercement Simuma GAIV team.

NPC Intercement Simuma Staff playing ball at Siphakamile Primary School.

“It is great to see how much difference this court has made to the school and the children over the last few months, and they gave us some serious competitive on the court” he said with a chuckle

Encouraging children to engage in sport and team activities is an important and fundamental aspect for youngsters to development and helps them cope with stress, robustness and helps them foster new skills and talents.

In the words of the Great Nelson Mandela

“Sport has the power to change the world. It has the power to inspire. It has the power to unite people in a way that little else does. It speaks to youth in a language they understand. Sport can create hope where once there was despair.”

 

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