KTLC Netball Sports Gala – First Edition

Kamwokya Tresor Life Centre (KTLC) successfully organized its first-ever Netball Sports Gala with the main aim of bringing together schools within Kamwokya and promoting a love for sports among young learners. The main objective of this initiative was to promote active participation in sports among schools that often do not engage in competitions, even when such opportunities are provided at the national level. The event provided a platform for these schools to actively engage in netball and experience the spirit of teamwork and healthy competition.

The gala marked an important step towards building unity among schools in Kamwokya, strengthening relationships within the community and encouraging children to appreciate and enjoy sports. Through active participation, learners developed interest, confidence, and teamwork skills, which are key in their overall growth.

schools which participated were;

1.Sr. Miriam Duggan primary school

2.King of Kings nursery and primary schools kamwokya

3.New Life Nursery and primary schhol kamwokya

4.Sharp Infant primary school 

5 Best Quality primary school kamwokya

Sr. Miriam Duggan Primary School emerged as the winner, followed by King of Kings Nursery and Primary School as the first runners-up, New Life Nursery and Primary School as the second runners-up, Sharp Infant Primary School as the third runners-up, and Best Quality Primary School as the fourth runners-up. The winners were awarded medals and a trophy, while the first runners-up received silver medals. Outstanding players were recognized with certificates, and all participating schools received certificates of appreciation in recognition of their involvement.

KTLC management remains committed to organizing more such galas, not only in netball but also in other sports such as football and basketball. The centre also looks forward to expanding this initiative by involving schools from outside the Kamwokya community in future editions, further promoting talent development and a strong sports culture among children.