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Devon Coetzee entered the below competition & comments why sport is good for you... 'I swim and run for my school and I love it! Swimming is by far my favourite. There are a number of reasons why I swim. First of all, it is great to participate in a sport and work hard for my own and a common goal. The team becomes a “family” and you know you all have the same goals in mind. Sports is also where ...I make most of my friends. Some of my best friends are kids that I have played sports with. Sports is also a great outlet, because if you’re ever angry or upset, when you participate in a sporting event, your mind is completely taken off of it and you just focus for the two hours that you are taking part. And if you kick-ass, the girls dig you too'See More

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Great Prizes to be won!!

Win 1 of 10 Let’s Play hampers worth R350 each!

Simply describe in no more than 100 words, why you think playing sport is good for you.
... Email your response together with your sporting action picture to Vaughn.bishop@supersport.co.za

Entries close 31st March 2012
Entries limited to children 15yrs and younger.See More

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‘Dare to Dream’ Children's Camps serve orphans from under-privileged communities. Orphans are the most vulnerable in any society. Many of South Africa's Orphans are affected by or infected with HIV/Aids. The free camps accommodate orphans between the ages of 7 and 15 years old with the emphasis on recreational activities which include: racing through the obstacle course, hiking, soccer, foofi-sliding, swimming, indigenous games, kayaking, rafting, tubing and other fun activities and games. During the December/January holidays, 2 camps each hosting 60 children, took place in the Richmond area of KZN. Each child attending the camp received a Let’s Play soccer ball.

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These 13yr old's from Elsies River were part of a group of 550 learners taking part in the Sporting Chance Calypso Cricket Festival at Sunrise Beach yesterday. This pic appeared on the front page of the Argus Newspaper!

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Since its launch almost two years ago, the Toyota Cycle Park in partnership with Let’s Play located in Bryanston has helped boost the popularity of recreational bicycle riding among children in Johannesburg’s northern suburbs. This is due to the park’s location, high level of safety and variety of facilities, catering for all age and skill levels.
Bionic BMX Club who partnered with the Cycle Park ...recently donated BMX bicycles to develop skill and talent, consistently and under appropriate guidance, so that sustainable development happens, all while ensuring that the element of fun is always maintained.
A BMX bicycle is the ideal entry for any child into the cycling world. With a single gear and an easy, relaxed riding position, a BMX bicycle teaches skills that will endure for years to come, whether they remain involved with BMX or move into another discipline of cycling.See More

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Off to Lagos for a Let's Play Rugby activation with 800 kids - this will be a launch event with partners Ministry of Youth and Sport Development plus the Lagos State Rugby Football Association.

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Let’s Play recently held a Cricket coaching clinic in partnership with SACDO(Sithuthukisa Amakhono Community Development Organisation in Ndwedwe, a village positioned on the outskirts of Durban.
The Village only had football as a sporting code so the main aim was to introduce other sporting codes and introduce the kids to the game of cricket. In addition this activity aims to encourage kids and the youth of the village to play sport and steer away from societies negative influences. Additional schools will be targeted in similar Villages in KZN as part of a sustainable programme.

Let's Play added 8 new photos to the album December 5, 2011.

Let's Play added 4 new photos to the album Let's Play at the Pantomime!

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Mr South Africa 2011 & Let's Play Ambassador, Adriaan Bergh with the SAfm team at the recent Health of the Nation event in Rosettenville.

Let's Play added 10 new photos to the album Let's Play Rugby in Western Cape.

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Let's Play welcomes new Activity Advocate to the family - Grassroots Football Foundation’s fundamental purpose is to introduce soccer to children between the ages of 3-7 years at Pre-Schools. They aim to improve the depth of soccer in South Africa in terms of skill, participation and professional coaching.
'We want children around South Africa to have a chance to join a fun coaching program in a familiar and safe environment and implement a fun coaching manual with 42 lessons that target the fundamental skills essential to soccer' says Wilro Zwarts

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Let's Play banners flying high at Mount Edgecombe Golf club today at the fund raising event for the children from two community schools Lucia Junior Primary and Christopher Robin Pre-Primary.

Let's Play added 3 new photos to the album Let's Play Rugby in Alexandra.