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Induna Cross Country 2012
It is time again to bedazzle all mountain bikes with the under marketed and understated Induna Adventures Cross Country course at Hazyview. It is long gone time to rekindle the desire to improve all of our mountain bike skills on a controlled manner. Come and test your skills by riding our all ride able yet challenging Lap racing course. Riding on the Induna Cross country course is like a play park full of super tube rides it will definitely score a 10 on anybody “fun-meter”
The course does not follow any of the Annual Big Induna mountain bike marathon, and thus dishing up a whole new experience for all old-comers.
Join with us in the establishing of cross country lap racing in South Africa as the only mountain bike Olympic discipline.
The course holds nothing back
Why Cross Country Lap racing:
- It is an excellent spectator sport
- You improve your skills by riding a challenging course more than ones. This means you can anticipate how to ride the next lap.
- You can compete not just against other riders up against your own lap times
- The best of all mountain bike riding terrain ramped in one course.
Down-Hill
The free spirit of downhill mountain biking is hovering over the air @ Induna Adventures. Justin Victor has come up with a downright fantastic course on their property. We’re talking about Bambu bush tunnels; Bridges; Switchbacks; straigties; downies; lefties; righties and all other descriptive words to explain how great the course is. The idea is to make it ride able for any interesting fella.
You can ride it on any mountain bike with 2 wheels. The whole course goes throw an indigenous bush pocket and ends up in the Sabie River. (For the over extremists) There is just no way that you should skip this opportunity that’s laid on the table for any mountain biker to devour.
Came and munch up the course with is in search for true satisfaction
You can enter direct with us:
Fax completed Entry Form with proof of payment to 086 676 6031 or email to info@indunaadventures.com
Download Entry Form Here: http://indunaadventures.com/induna-cross-country/
PROGRESSIVE REPORT Dec 2011
Reading Power Programme Progressive Report December 2011
BY: Minky Makhubedu-Mashego
Centre/ project: Amukelani
When we look back at what has happened throughout this year we are encouraged. The hand of the Lord was with us. We have been able to support over 80 children with the Reading Power Program.
Supporting, encouraging and motivating the children continued to be our culture at our Reading Power Programme. Coming back from maternity leave I was suprised by the enthusiasm the children continued to have on the programme.
The reports show that many of our children have improved a lot with their reading, comprehension and correct spelling. However, there are some of them who need constant support before we can see good results. We are grateful that we can be there for them. We feel glad to wake up every morning knowing that each day is an opportunity to make a difference in their lives.
We had a day of THANKSGIVING AND GRADUATION on the 6 Dec 2011 at the Alliance Church of Marite.
We Handed out reports of progress to each child who attended the program. The children were very excited. It was a good day, celebrating in various ways, music, dance, poems, talk shows etc. Primary caregiver/guardians were invited and between 25 and 30 of them attended.
We are grateful to the Lord for the donation of two laptops from Joshua Door Furniture Shop in Hazyview. In total, we now have seven laptops to facilitate the Reading Power Programme.
Accessible Library
Our library is open to borrow out books to the children since the beginning of August 2011. “We enjoy working in the library and we learn a lot from the books we are reading said the SizaBhantwana Library Prefects (SLP)”. Together with our library prefects we encourage the children to borrow out books to read at home and ask their guardians to read with them. We also train them to be responsible to bring back the books on due dates. The library will open again on the 16 January 2012.
The six of our library prefects received certificates of LIBRARY SERVICE EXPERIENCE as wel as a brand new T-shirt donated by Induna Adventures
The Reading Power Programme will re-open the 16 Jan 2012.
We thank all who made it possible for us to run the READING POWER PROGRAM through their financial support, stationery donations and story books. Through your donation, you too took part in making a difference in the lives of these orphans and vulnerable children of the Marite / Alexandria area under the Bushbuckridge municipality in the Mpumalanga Province.
Plans for 2012
- Facilitator’s weekend training January 2012 in Pretoria. We need about R 3500.00
- Extend book shelves in our library. We need about R 2500.00
- Stationery about R 300.00 pm
- We need three more laptops to enable us to reach over +/- 110 children per afternoon.
- About 25 workbooks for 25 children about to start level A1 of the program @ R60 per workbook.
Kind regards,
Minky Makhubedu-Mashego
Contact number: 072 250 9304
E-mail: minky@wellnessafrica.com
