One School, One Sportsfield SA
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The major project for the Rotary club of Morningside for 2012 is to raise funds to put sportsfields in schools across South Africa. Donate: http://www.backabuddy.co.za/champion/project/one-school-one-sports-field
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One School, One Sportsfield SA
- 1. One School, One Sports-Field Proudly put forward by Rotary Club of Morningside
- 2. Rotary • Rotary – Established in 1905 • Oldest charity organisation in the World – Consists of 1,2 Million members in 34,000 clubs – All cultures and ethnicities but is not affiliated with any political or religious organisation • support education • job training • provide clean water • combat hunger • improve health and sanitation • eradicate polio – Motto: ‘Service above self’’ – Rotarians are volunteers
- 3. Rotary Club of Morningside
- 4. Rotary Club of Morningside • Morningside – Based in Gauteng meet at Country Club of Johannesburg, Woodmead – Chartered in 1986 – 35 members – History of empowering disadvantaged schools • Sefikeng Primary • Kwena Malopo High • De La Rey Primary
- 5. Previous Projects • Sefikeng – Upgrade of kitchen – Renovation of computer room – Painting of Classrooms – Multi-purpose court
- 6. Previous Projects • Kwena Malopo – Water supply – Feeding Scheme – Upgrade of library • De La Rey – Feeding scheme
- 8. Project Aim • Development through sport – Keep fit and prevent obesity • Boost self esteem – Encourage a healthy and constructive pastime – Encourage teamwork and develops coordination • Encourage competiveness • Realise the important of hard work • Develop South Africa’s future top athletes
- 9. Project Plan • Provide a Multi-purpose Court to disadvantaged schools in the greater Johannesburg area that have no sport facilities: – Identified by Department of Sport and Recreation & Department of Education • Identified by Sponsors
- 10. Endorsements • Minister of Sport and Recreation: “School Sport has a valuable contribution to make in the development and transformation of South African society” Fikile Mbalula • Gauteng Minister for Education: Barbara Creecy was guest of honour at the hand over of our prototype to Sefikeng Primary (June 2010)
- 11. RCM Role • Engaged with Principal, staff and learners • Engaged architects to donate design • Raised funds for construction • Oversee the completion of project including project management • Handed over to school
- 12. RCM Role • Fundraise for each school as a new project including obtaining sponsors • Oversee construction and delivery • Handover • All Rotarians provide their services as volunteers – all funds raised go directly to projects with no management fees
- 13. Court Specifications • All weather textured surface non-slip surface in wet and dry conditions • Unaffected by extreme temperatures – Remains comfortable underfoot • Colours do not fade • Built in drainage slope which ensure quick run-off • Long lasting and low maintenance • Used for multiple sports – Volley Ball – Tennis – Basket Ball – Badminton • Cost +-R160,000.00
- 14. Stakeholders • Identified School • Sponsor • RCM for project management • Barrett’s Tennis Courts Construction
- 15. Marketing & Publicity • Provide ongoing publicity for project through interviews with relevant players • Broadcast live from school at handover • Provide ongoing publicity for sporting codes using the facility
- 16. Nelson Mandela • Sport has the power to change the world. • It has the power to unite in a way that little else does. • It speaks to youth in a language they understand. • Sport can create hope where once there was only despair. • It is more powerful than governments in breaking down racial barriers. • It laughs in the face of all types of discrimination.