Kilungu Sub-county chairman in sports, Sylvester Wambua, has challenged parents to encourage and support their children in participating in co-curricular activities.
Wambua noted that some parents do not want their children to participate in games, adding that they are doing them more harm than good.
“Sports itself is a form of employment. It even helps children to be alert in class and keep fit, besides other benefits. We should support them fully,” Wambua said.
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Wambua, who is also the headteacher of Katulye Primary School, noted that there is a lack of professionals, as most teachers are not conversant with games, calling upon the ministry to offer more training.
He noted that as the subcounty has two pupils, a boy and a girl, who were picked by Talanta Hela last year, adding that he is sure many others will be picked.
By Lydia Ngoolo
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