The coaches made the short drive to Luve this afternoon to assist the Elephants coach with a club coaching session. SRU coach, Malindi Dlamini said "We are assisting all the club coaches with coaching sessions to get them ready for the up and coming league. We will be moving from club to club over the next few weeks to assist the coaches and players in areas they feel they need assistance"
Callum Oliver with SKRUM coach Wilson DlaminiCallum Oliver the latest volunteer to work with the SKRUM Programme and the Swaziland Rugby Union's Schools Rugby Development Programme arrived in Swaziland yesterday. Callum will be spending two weeks in Swaziland.
One hundred and ninety players of all ages, sizes and playing abilities turned out at the Nkiliji Community Coaching Day held there in Nkiliji today. Five SKRUM volunteers and three SRU coaches were on hand to make the day a great success.
Ngwazini Community welcomed the coaches to their community today. Ngwazini kicked off the 'Community Rugby Coaching Programme. Seventeen communities fromm around Swaziland will host the coaches over the next six weeks.
The Saints Rugby Club from Lobamba held a Rugby Fun Day yesterday. Pupils from the surriunding schools were invited to the Rugby Fun Day. The SRU coaches and SKRUM volunteers will be holding the Rugby Fun Days at various rugby clubs and communities throughout the country as a part of the 'Schools Rugby Development Programme'
Natasha Doyle, Josh Corlett, Joe Doyle, Sam Corlett and Lucy Earlam at the Rugby Union's officesSKRUM volunteer Josh Corlett was joined by his brother Sam and three more SKRUM volunteers yesterday.
Toby HaningtonToby Hanington said a fond farewell to the SKRUM coaches and national team players today when he flew out of Swaziland to begin part two of his African visit.
