For the past 6 weeks, David Chambers, the Club Participation Officer with Ballyclare RFC, has been in with the pupils of Riverside School in Antrim putting them through their paces with lots of rugby activities and games.
The pupils have been developing their rugby skills and learning how to work together as a team within the game.
Along with the coaching, David has been giving out information on the Clare Hares, the disability rugby section of Ballyclare Rugby Club that has been formed to provide TAG rugby, a non-contact form of rugby, for people with learning disabilities.
The aim of the coaching in Riverside School is that some of the pupils may sustain their participation in Rugby by coming along to the Clare Hares at Ballyclare RFC. The Hares will be resuming their Friday night training in March after a winter break.
For more information on the Clare Hares and how to get a player involved please contact Moore Kennedy (Team Manager) on 07808 582968 / clareharesrugby@gmail.com
The pupils have been developing their rugby skills and learning how to work together as a team within the game.
Along with the coaching, David has been giving out information on the Clare Hares, the disability rugby section of Ballyclare Rugby Club that has been formed to provide TAG rugby, a non-contact form of rugby, for people with learning disabilities.
The aim of the coaching in Riverside School is that some of the pupils may sustain their participation in Rugby by coming along to the Clare Hares at Ballyclare RFC. The Hares will be resuming their Friday night training in March after a winter break.
For more information on the Clare Hares and how to get a player involved please contact Moore Kennedy (Team Manager) on 07808 582968 / clareharesrugby@gmail.com