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In April 2015, the Global Information Technology Report of the World Economic Forum (WEF) confirmed that South Africa comes last in the quality of mathematics and science education amongst evaluated countries. With Children of the Dawn beneficiaries attending some of the least resourced schools in the country and having little or no support at home,

We were happy to introduce the 2nd Frontball project to our Ermelo programme on the 24th March 2015. With the excitement shown from our Qwaqwa beneficiaries, who displayed a high level of interest and curiosity during the launch of the first Frontball Club on the African continent in July 2014, it was only fitting to

Our Mathabatha, Lenyenye, Ermelo, Bushbuckridge and Mangweni areas are part of our Street Soccer programme. We have proud to have run a successful 4th season. All 5 areas received a 2-day coaching clinic during the period, and a vast number of children trained regularly towards the inter-community tournament which took place from 16th to 18th

Children of the Dawn believes in using sport as a tool for social development. Rope-skipping is a new exciting post proving very popular amongst our children. We recently have a 3-day rope-skipping tournament judged by two representatives from the South African gymnastics Association in Bushbuckridge, Mpumalanga province. The main objectives of our rope skipping tournament

Who knows about Frontball (www.frontball.com)? Frontball is a relatively new sport who started in the South of France to federate all international practices of games played with a ball, by hand, against a wall. The Frontball Federation has a development arm, called the Open Walls Academy aiming at reaching vulnerable children who struggle to access