James and Tom getting involved during a coaching day at Dvokolwako HighRugby coaching volunteers James Gadbury and Tom Holloway bid the Swaziland Rugby Union, coaches and players a fond farewell as they departed from Matsapha airport for home. James and Tom had spent a month in the Kingdom helping out with schools coaching and the U/19's Elite Squad. Development coach Naomi du Pont wished them good luck and hoped to see them both back in the country in the very near future.

Volunteers, Josh Corlett, James Gadbury, Alex Hind and Tom Holloway with some of the donated ballsThe Rugby Development Programme received another boost today with the donation of four hundred Rugby balls. The balls were donated as a part of the UNICEF Sport for All Programme and will be used in the Rugby Union's 'Schools Rugby Development Programme'.

Alex Hind (L) and Josh Corlett (R) with Development Coach Naomi du PontTwo new volunteers arrived in the country yesterday. Josh Corlett and Alex Hind flew into the Kingdom to join the Development Coaching Team for three weeks. Whilst here they will assist with caoching at schools and preparing Lutfotja Primary School for their up and coming visit to the UK.

Teachers in action at the Dvokolwako Teacher/Coaches workshopEight teachers attended the Teacher/Coaches workshop held at Dvokolwako High school. The teachers were from schools in and around the town of Dvokolwako.

James Gadbury (L) and Tom Holloway (R) with Rugby Union coach Matthew du PontJames Gadbury and Tom Holloway from the UK flew into Swaziland today to join the development coaching team.  James and Tom will be working with the development coaches at the schools and assisting with the U/19's Elite Squad.

Tag Rugby following the Teacher/Coaches coaching session at DvokolwakoDvokolwako High School situated in the town of Dvokolwako hosted a Teacher/Coaches coaching session for teachers from the surrounding schools.  Eight teachers attended the coaching session which covered Rugby basics and Tag Rugby.

Correctional Services recruits in actionThe Swaziland Rugby Union development coaches held their first coaching session at the Swaziland Correctional Services at their headquarters in Matsapha.

Matthew and Naomi with a few of the new Rugby ballsThe Rugby Union took delivery of one hundred and fifty Rugby balls today.  The balls were donated to the Swaziland Rugby Union by the International Rugby Board to help with Rugby development within the Kingdom.

Teachers at the Antelopes Rugby Club Teacher/Coaches WorkshopThe Swazi National High School played host to the latest Teacher/Coaches Workshop held on Friday.  Sixteen teachers from schools in and around the Matsapha area attended the workshop.

Teachers at the Kudu's Rugby Club Teacher/Coaches WorkshopThe Swaziland Rugby Union held a Teacher/Coaches Workshop at the Kudu's Rugby club in Mhlume.  Nokwane Primary School was the venue for the workshop.  Kudu's Rugby Club President and Rugby Union Vice President, Sibusiso Nkambule welcomed the teachers and thanked Nokwane Primary for making their facilities available for the workshop.