As always, the problem is funding and sustainability. In June, the money dries up. Ennerdale Primary, where Ganief Millward teaches, probably won't afford the full salaries of the sports assistants. Many parents don't have the R30 needed for annual school fees. If the scheme does end, trust breaks down, making it more difficult for any subsequent programmes to fill the void.
Sponsorship seems the only solution.
Perhaps each provincial Department of Education could appoint a person to source sponsorship by selling school sport to companies. While there seems to be plenty of sponsorship money available at the elite end of the sporting world, there is nothing in disadvantaged areas where sport should play a major role. It seems strange that there are no takers. Quite simply, there won't be an elite of local sport if the culture of sport in schools is not re-established with some urgency.