At Lebone II we encourage our students to embrace a well-rounded life by providing them with the time and support to pursue sporting activities. Our spacious campus and impressive natural surroundings allow us to host a number of prestigious sporting events.

Sport and physical activities are structured differently for Lower School and Upper School students.

At the Lower School, two hours a week are set aside for physical activities during school time, in addition to optional extracurricular sport activities. At the Upper School, sport is built into the timetable, with students being allowed to choose between sporting and cultural extracurricular activities, with each being promoted at particular times of the year.

Students are encouraged to pursue a variety of sporting interests. This provides the opportunity to teach valuable lessons about teamwork and to develop a healthy attitude towards competition.

As part of the local clubs in and around our community that our students have access to, some also participate and excel in activities such as judo, TSKKIA karate, horse riding, and acro and hip-hop dancing.

Hockey is strong at Lebone II and many of our students play for North West province. Soccer, netball, swimming and athletics are also popular, with the Lebone teams competing in many local events.

The annual Mathaithai Trail Run & MTB Race is growing in popularity, while our successful annual Nashua seven-a-side soccer tournament brings together 48 primary school teams from Gauteng and the North West.

The school’s culture of excellence is applied to our sporting programmes through the excellent training provided by our teaching team, who remain active, involved and engaged in their respective sporting strengths.

The Royal Bafokeng Nation has invested significantly in a broad sporting programme for children in school, and Lebone II aims to provide opportunities for those children with significant sporting talent to achieve and excel.