He said the learners are playing each other and there are no winners. “They (learners) enjoy it. For some of them, it was the first time playing rugby. We want them to focus on sport particularly rugby and stay away from gangsterism and drug abuse,” he stated. An educator from Ludwe Ngamlana primary in Khayelitsha, Lindelwa Mahlangabeza, described the event as a great initiative. She said their aim is to groom and develop learners to be great players. “We want to see some of them representing the country and play for the Springboks,” she said. Mahlangabeza stated that not all learners are good in their academics and that is why is vital to balance it with sport. Parent Kwakhanya Tshaka from Nyanga urged other parents to support their children in whatever they are doing. “Other children get motivated when they see their parents watching them. As parents they have a responsibility to support our children in whatever they are doing at a very young age,” said Tshaka.