Lutfotja Primary boys doing the tackling drillThe Elephants Rugby Club situated in the town of Luve held a contact Rugby coaching session yesterday at the Lamawandla High school sports ground.  The contact session was attended by Lutfotja and Ekutsimuleni Primary schools.  The contact session is part of the preparation for the up and coming Caldy Touraid U/12's Rugby Tournament to be held in the UK during September.

Mvimbeko High school pupils in actionMvimbeko High School hosted its first Rugby Coaching Day today.  The school is situated fifteen kilometres outside of the town of Malkerns is affiliated to the Vondo's Rugby Club.  Head teacher, Mr. Dlamini had seen the SKRUM coaches in action when he visited a school who were holding a Rugby Coaching Day and asked if the coaches would please come to Mvimbeko High.

Vuvulane Primary pupils in actionVuvulane Primary situated in the eastern part of the country played host to the SKRUM Coaches on Friday.  Sports teacher, Mr. George Mthethwa was on hand to assist the SKRUM Coaches with the session.

The boys doing skills and drillsLomahasha Central Primary School situated in the east of the Kingdom right on the border with Mozambique welcomed the SKRUM Coaches to the school.  The reason for the visit by the SKRUM Coaches was to deliver kit from the SOSIRBKitaid Programme and to hold a Coaching Day at the school.

Lomahasha Central Primary with some of their SOSIRBKitaidLomahasha Central Primary were given SOSIRBKitaid today after winning the Kudu's Rugby Club Inter Primary Schools Rugby Tournament.  The kit was presented to the team in front of the whole school at morning assembly.

Mr. Muntu Dlamini with SKRUM coach, Matthew du PontLomahasha Central Primary joined the SKRUM Programme today. Sports teacher Mr. Muntu Dlamini took delivery of Rugby balls and other kit today at the school following a SKRUM coaching session.

Boys from St Paul's Methodist Primary in actionThe SKRUM Coaches were in the City of Manzini to hold a coaching session at St Paul's Methodist Primary School.  Having seen the SKUM Coaches holding a coaching session at St Paul's Methodist High, next door, head teacher Mr. Mkhonta contacted the SKRUM office and invited the coaches to his school.

Naomi du Pont with Ezulwini Community Primary head teacher, Mrs. P. E. DlaminiEzulwini Community Primary became the latest school to join the SKRUM Programme.  Head teacher Mrs. P. E. Dlamini welcomed the SKRUM Programme and Development Coaches and thanked them for bringing SKRUM and the game of Rugby to her school.

Matthew and Naomi with the SKRUM branded Rugby ballsThe Swaziland Rugby Union Development team took delivery of one hundred size 4 and fifty size 5 Rugby balls yesterdey.  The balls all branded with the SKRUM logo will be used in the Schools Rugby Development programme within Swaziland.

St Michael's boys in actionThe second school on the list of three was to be St Michael's Primary.  Sports teacher, Mr. Mabuza attended a Teacher/Coaches Workshop held in Manzini a few months ago and invited the development coaches to his school.  "We welcome you too St Michael's Primary and we assure you the pupils are so excited you are here and we thank you for coming" said Mr. Mabuza.