Enrollment for soccer kicks off
The meeting takes place on Saturday, 7 March, from 9am at Kamalinee Primary School and GPS Football Centre. Children who reside in Isipingo are encouraged to enroll.
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Isipingo Junior Soccer Academy calls parents and children to attend the 2020 enrollment meeting for boys and girls U6, U10, U13 and U15 age groups.
The meeting takes place on Saturday, 7 March, from 9am at Kamalinee Primary School and GPS Football Centre.
Children who reside in Isipingo are encouraged to enroll.
The organisation’s Ronnie Vengan, explained that no child will be allowed to enroll in the absence of their parents or guardians and that enrollment to the academy is free. “This is the very first time in the history of Isipingo football that a junior soccer academy is officially launched to cater for football in our community of diversity. The academy is a community social upliftment programme. Our academy administrators and coaches, who have the depth and capacity to serve with dedication on a voluntary basis, made our initiative a success in 2019,” he said.
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The organisation appeals for sponsors to partner with them.
“The academy is not aiming to only develop the talent of a child, but also to develop administrators, coaches and referees who will become tomorrow’s leaders,” he said.
For more information on the programme, call 078-316-4356.
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