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1 CHICHESTER RFC & CHICHESTER LOCAL PRIMARY SCHOOLS CELEBRATING THE RWC2015

2 Agenda Dare to Dream Chichester RFC Event Details – Themes – Teams – Times – Regulations Support Available to Schools Sussex RFC and RFU Support World’s Longest Pass

3 Dare to Dream again.......

4 Where is the next Jonny Wilkinson, Martin Johnson, Wayne Barnes, Tony Spreadbury et al……. They will be playing at the Chichester RFC Schools World Cup 2015

5 The President of the RFU

6 Chichester RFC Established 90 years ago Run entirely by Volunteers 5 Senior Teams 1 st XV playing in National Leagues 450 Children Playing at the club 12 qualified Referees 75 RFU qualified Coaches all DBS checked Charlie Matthews, Kieran Low, Jessica Breach Community Rugby Whole Club Seal of Approval

7 Schools Attending Parklands PrimaryCentral Primary Bosham PrimaryFuntington Primary The March CofE PrimaryWestbourne Primary St Richard’s PrimarySouthbourne Junior Loxwood PrimaryChidham Primary Camelsdale PrimaryBirdham Primary Fittleworth PrimaryMidhurst Primary Portfield PrimaryPlaistow Primary West Wittering PrimaryThorney Island Primary North Mundham PrimaryFishbourne Primary East Wittering Primary Attending Considering

8 Event Details 25 th September 2015 @ Chichester RFC Teams to represent a country from a rugby World Cup Ideally 32 teams (Year 4/5) – 8 Pools of 4 - Top 2 Cup Comp, Bottom 2 Plate Comp Schools Guaranteed 5 Games of Rugby 5 Minutes each way Tag Rugby Rules Teams of 10 (7 Playing) Mixed teams encouraged Start time 10:30 - End 15:00

9 Not Just a Festival - Legacy Refereed by Young Development Referees All Teachers given “Free” rugby coaching Open to non Playing Rugby Children Mixed teams encouraged Teams to dress in the country they are representing. Celebrate the World Cup 2015 in UK

10 Tag Rules - RFU Regulations Each Players wear a tag belt with two tags Ball can only be passed backwards Once tagged player has to stop within 3 steps and pass If ball is dropped turn over to opposition No contact if player goes to ground, play stopped and starts again Have to score within 6 tags on 7 tag if no try - turnover No kicking or conversions

11 Support for Teachers RFU Tag Course booked 9 th September at CRFC – Free course paid for by club - need staff details RFU Ref Course booked 16 th September at CRCC – Free course to teachers and or students who want to ref CRFC Coaches can come into schools if required before event. Event Pack to be sent early September with final logistics. Teachers welcome to attend CRFC on Sunday 13 th & 20 th September to observe

12 Lots of Festival Experience

13 CRFC City Walls Longest Pass Why? Where? When and Who? Route Method Support Safety Media Coverage

14 CRFC City Walls Longest Pass Why? CRFC’s contribution to “Festival of Rugby” Aiming for a Guinness World Record. Where? Kick off From and to Oaklands Park and run the city walls. 4 Balls in play. When? September 6 th at 10.00 am, before the start of CDC “GET ACTIVE” day. Who? Rugby players and supporters of all Ages, some or all of your teams and their families.

15 Marshals x 2 Marshals x 4 Marshals x 2

16 CRFC City Walls Longest Pass Method – Basic Pass, NO FORWARD PASSING! Players start with the ball in both hands, using their fingers to control it. They must look at the intended recipient, and then swing their arms in that direction. Use the hand and arm furthest from the receiver to push the ball, just use the other hand as a guide. As players loosen their grip on the ball, they flick their fingers and wrists, so the fingers point towards the target. Players keep their eyes on the ball. After they have passed the ball, they follow the pass to support their teammate in possession. Runners will be encouraged to take their place along the route to await the arrival of the balls, or if they prefer, to run with the “pack”. Safety will be paramount for the event. Seniors will act as marshals along the entire route with the balls being passed short distances between players all along the route.

17 CRFC City Walls Longest Pass Support Runners will be preceded by “scout cyclists” clearing a path Marshals will be attending crossings or vulnerable route points Minis & Juniors will run balls on the park, Seniors on road sections Supporters Muster points identified Wooden Spoon Rugby Charity in attendance

18 CRFC City Walls Longest Pass Safety St John’s Ambulance in attendance throughout “Get Active” day Each ball in play will be led by a “scout cyclist” Club physio’s/ medical support with first aid kit will track all four balls in play Marshals will monitor all road crossings Mobile phone communication between marshals throughout the event

19 CRFC City Walls Longest Pass Media Coverage South Today ITV South Chichester Observer Spirit FM South Coast Radio Pitchero Rugby World

20 Call to action Staff Names for Tag Course Staff Names for Ref Course Number of Teams each school wants to enter Promote the Longest Pass to school Teachers welcome to attend CRFC Sessions

21 Building a legacy of Rugby for the future.


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