Final Adopted IDP - KZN Development Planning
Final Adopted IDP - KZN Development Planning
Final Adopted IDP - KZN Development Planning
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premises. The location of the primary schools within the Ulundi municipal area is<br />
depicted on Plan 12 included in Annexure C attached to this <strong>IDP</strong> review document.<br />
Similarly, the location of the secondary schools within the Ulundi Municipality is<br />
depicted on Plan 13 included in Annexure C attached to this <strong>IDP</strong> review document.<br />
The Department of Education provided initial enrolment numbers in respect of the 2012<br />
calendar year as indicated hereunder:<br />
Education Ward Primary School High School Combined School Total Pupils<br />
Ceza 7 772 4 296 825 12 893<br />
Makhosini 6 361 4 504 155 11 020<br />
Mashona 7 449 4 562 323 12 334<br />
Okhukho 6 800 4 065 209 11 074<br />
Ondini 10 162 8288 910 19 360<br />
Total 38 544 25 715 2 422 66 681<br />
Learners enrolled in junior primary and senior primary schools comprise 57.8% of all<br />
learners within the Ulundi municipal area whereas secondary and high schools have<br />
enrolled 38.6% of the learners in the municipal area. The highest total learners among<br />
the five wards are enrolled in the Ondini Ward where 29% of all the learners in the<br />
Ulundi municipal area are located.<br />
Sport and Recreation<br />
The Municipality is actively engaged in the promotion of sport and cultural activities<br />
within its service area.<br />
Mayoral Cup<br />
The initial phase of the Mayoral Cup consists of an elimination competition held at ward<br />
level to minimise cost related to travel. The Mayoral Cup covers 12 different sporting<br />
codes including inter alia soccer, rugby, cricket, boxing and athletics. Each ward then<br />
sends representative teams to compete at a municipal level with the top competitors<br />
being provided the opportunity to compete at a district level for inclusion in the team<br />
representing the Zululand District at the Kwanaloga Games. Part of the mandate<br />
assumed by the Sports Officer employed by the Ulundi Municipality is the identification<br />
of sporting talent within the Municipality and ensuring that such talent is nurtured<br />
through coaching and similar interventions.<br />
Indigenous Games<br />
The Municipality arranges a recreational event on an annual basis to select a squad to<br />
represent the Municipality at the indigenous games which take place in July each year at<br />
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