Sports activities take place after school and working hours. Our sports programme takes place mainly in the village where we live so the distances are short.
Those attending the school sports hours will teach more to the schools starting at 9 a.m. We need to schedule the work on the curriculums in the schools, preferably combining 2 to 3 schools per day to get enough hours.
Then, when the kids come back home, we run the village sports program, with football as the main focus, but we can also introduce other sports.
We commonly run tournaments between different parts of the village for teams of different ages, and we also emphasize keeping girls' teams going. It is very hectic, as football is the most important thing for an African kid.
All the above happens between PM 4 and PM 6.30, and then it becomes dark.
On weekends, we support the older people's weekend training/rehearsal activities, such as aerobics, jogging, and similar activities, and at the same time, we can perform health advocacy activities.
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