BRONWYN TANNER – Tuning In: Sport and fundraisers on the agenda
Community news and events for the mid-South Coast.
Tidy Towns Pennington’s recent annual golf day was successful. There was a full field of 25 4-balls, with 20 sponsors on the golf course. Prizes were awarded to the top 35 teams of two. There were many lucky draws, so everyone had a chance to walk off with a prize. There was also an auction for a topaz and golf-themed cake. All prizes were generously sponsored by businesses, local and further afield. The team is grateful for the support from the community to help raise funds for Tidy Towns which pours all the money back into uplifting Pennington’s facilities for all who live, visit and work there.
NextGen Football is holding an open day at Scottburgh Country Club on May 22 and 29 between 14:00 and 17:00. For further information, contact 074 4540434. This is open to boys and girls aged 5-12 years. The times are: Group 1 (5-6 years) 14:00 to 14:30; Group 2 (7-8 years) 14:30 to 15:00; Group 3 (9-10 years) 15:00 to 16:00; Group 4 (11-12 years) 16:00 to 17:00. Football is about so much more than scoring goals. From a young age, sport can help children build confidence, discipline, teamwork, resilience and healthy habits that carry into everyday life, both on and off the field. NextGen Football’s goal is to create a positive environment where children can grow, improve and genuinely enjoy the game while developing valuable life skills along the way. Sometimes the biggest wins happen far beyond the football field. Message 074 4540434 to secure your child’s spot.
There is a Pet Wellness Day at the Doghouse, Pennington on May 30 from 10:00 to 14:00.
Tidy Towns said goodbye to Innocent – a lifeguard on Pennington beach. “Dear Mr Innocent – it is so sad for us to say goodbye to you, but we are so excited for you! You leave on Friday to start a new adventure as a lifeguard at the world’s newest waterpark – Aquarabia in Saudi Arabia. Thank you for everything you have done for us in Pennington. We will miss your smile and friendly face! You are special to us and you will be missed. Please stay in touch. Love from everyone in Pennington.”
Introducing Charmaine Liddiard, who will be representing Scottburgh Hockey Club as the safeguarding officer. Charmaine plays a vital role in ensuring the club remains a safe, supportive and inclusive environment for all players. She has completed her sports Safeguarding Course and the Designated Safeguarding Officer Course through The Guardian and The South African Hockey Association. With this knowledge and training, Charmaine is well equipped to help guide best practices within the club and to be a trusted point of contact for any safeguarding concerns. The Scottburgh Hockey Club is grateful to have her on the team. Charmaine is a community oriented professional and family focused individual who values fair play and integrity. As a mother and wife, she embraces a family first ethos, which shapes her empathetic and inclusive approach to safeguarding. Her hobbies include dancing, hockey, walking and enjoying the outdoors. When not engaged in these activities, she assists her husband with their tax business.
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