Rugby Force @ Pinner RFC

June 16, 2011 by paul  
Filed under News & Events

Okay all, this is what is needed to make this happen – We need bodies to work, someone to organise food around lunch-time and may be afterwards.  I propose a 9:30 start on Sat.   Here is a list of tasks that Mick and I have identified. We need specific volunteers and co-ordinators for each job plus tools, equipment materials etc where appropriate.  We need to know who is turning up and what they can do or bring.  Replies to David Hiles dhiles@thehiles.co.uk on this E-mail or 020 8864 0787 -no texts or mobile! Local press have been notified in advance so we do need you all to help out

TASKS                                                                  MATERIALS :    EQUIPMENT:

SKILLS ETC. NEEDED

Thorough clean of all areas of clubhouse                                Buckets, mops, brushes, cloths etc

Kitchen cupboard tops, cooker, toilet                                       Cleaning fluids

Removal of all rubbish, unclaimed kit, clothing, toys        Black bin bags

Re-paint exterior walls and shutters                                          Brushes, rollers, paint provided

Remove floor tiles from changing rooms                                Scrapers, chisels etc

Repair floor after tiles removed                                                  Sand cement  trowels etc

Replace [back] exterior door                                                       D Hiles to arrange

Remove tiles from 1st XV showers                                             M. Watts to supervise

Connect emergency lighting to mains                                     Qualified electrician needed

Other electrics; upgrade contact breakers                                     ditto

Fit extractor fan to kitchen                                                           Fan, cable etc

Kill and remove weed on path and gravel                              Weed killer spray, hoes

Lay paving slabs on gravel area                                                 Compactor, shovels, trolley etc

Re-fix TV aerial pole                                                                       Shackle, spanners, gloves

Fit safety chain to TV                                                                    X head screw driver

Take rubbish to the dump

Any other tasks that you can think need doing.               All hand and power tools: hoses

Power Washer: Vacuum Cleaners

We need a big club effort on each of these days.

Pinner RFC to host Rugby Summer Camp-week commencing 22nd August

June 16, 2011 by paul  
Filed under Notices

Pinner Rugby Club are to host the only summer rugby camp in Middlesex this summer. The week long camp will start on Monday 22nd August. It is open to anyone from the age of 6-16, so if you are interested in learning rugby, building up the skills you already have or developing positional play come along.

Below is some information about Socious Sports and here are the links:

Socious camps

Socious coaches

Socious sports contacts/booking forms

RUGBY SUMMER CAMPS

A Socious Sports rugby summer camp is the ideal way to expose your child to the latest rugby coaching techniques from the Southern Hemisphere.

Camps run Monday – Friday, 9.30am – 3.15pm and are open to boys and girls aged 6 – 16.

Socious Sports are providers of quality summer sports camps for children aged 6 – 18. It is our belief that by using the very best coaches available our summer camps will enable your child to experience new and diverse coaching methods that will enhance their playing ability and enjoyment of their chosen sport.

Socious Sports are a family run company dedicated to providing safe, healthy and affordable sporting activities during the summer holidays. We are enthusiastic about kids sports and proud supporters of the governments Active Sports directive.

With an open and friendly approach we try to ensure that as many clubs, schools and coaches benefit from our summer camps as possible. We make available to all the coaching material used during the camp and believe that by leaving this legacy your community can benefit from our coaches expertise throughout the year, not just the week we are with you.

THE COACHES

Info about coaches

Our top quality coaches are recruited from all over the world. Each of our coaches comes to us with a world of experience in both playing and coaching at all levels – with their diverse methods and breadth of experience, our coaches are eager to teach each participant something new.

With Child Protection being key to a successful and enjoyable camp for everyone we ensure that all of our coaches are thoroughly CRB checked, both in their home country and here in the UK. Upon arrival in the UK they also attend a child protection workshop hosted by Sports Coach UK.
[meet the coaches]

Info for coaches

Socious Sports employ professional coaches from all over the world. As part of our team you will have the opportunity to experience the UK as something more than just a tourist.

Each week you will live in a new town with a new family, giving you the chance to enjoy the same diversity they will experience through you and your coaching. See our testimonials page for comments from previous coaches.

You will also get to meet a variety of coaches from other nations and sports, each as passionate about their sport as you are yours

TESTIMONIALS


Kids

 

I have had a brilliant week and thought the coaches were really cool. Wish it could be held every school holidays – when is the next one?


Really great, it was good of coaches normally coaching their countries best to find time to help us at Wootton Bassett.


Parents

 

My son Chico has just finished a week’s course in Windsor and already wants to sign up for next year. He is continually chanting the Haka and wants to get Maori tattoos (taking things a bit too far). I can’t tell you how much he enjoyed his week…


My son Jordan attended the rugby camp held at Farnborough last week & I would just like to thank the coaches for the excellent time that he had, thanks especially to Sam who was Jordan’s coach for the week. Jordan came away having learned so much, he can’t wait until he can do the camp again next time. If you have a mailing list could you please add my name to it for any courses you hold in the future?


Just felt we had to make contact to let you know how much Sam has enjoyed his week at the camp. The skills and confidence he has gained is amazing. Sam came home each night full of the things they had been doing and praise for the coaches. Please pass on our thanks to the coaches, we feel that this camp has helped Sam and set him up for the coming season.


Please could you pass on our thanks to everyone involved in last week’s course held in Towcester. My son thoroughly enjoyed the week and the coaches were terrific with the children – Mel, Gavin, Travis and the other two chaps. It was great to see the coaches in action, both on the pitch and off!


Hosts

 

Just to say we had a great time with Sam & Adam last week – really great guys – Angus got so much from the course and enjoyed bringing his ‘boys’ home afterwards. We will definitely repeat the exercise next year if Angus is still as keen on rugby as he is now!


Thank you, my son Ephi really enjoyed his week, his coach ‘Otenili was an inspiration. Socious Sports have given the boys a fantastic opportunity. Ephi will certainly be attending next year, lets hope it will be for two weeks next time. I would certainly recommend hosting; we had the pleasure of “The Big Man” Johan. He was a delight, fully house trained and amusing with it! We would welcome him back next year. Please pass on our thanks.


Well it was certainly worth it, we had a lovely coach, Richard Aho, who got on well in our mad house and also interacted well with the kids and our home life. He taught us much about the way of life in New Zealand and his own experiences of travelling the world and playing the game of Rugby.

As the week came to an end, we realised we had made the right decision to host a coach and have already put our name forward for next year, I am sure that when the other families hear what a great time we had there will be an abundance of hosts for next year.

Child protection is essential to running a successful camp which is why all of our coaches are CRB checked in their home nation before being employed – we also run them through a child protection workshop when they arrive – provided by Sports Coach UK. Each camp will have at least one coach with current first aid qualifications.

Every child is signed in and out of the camp each day and no child will be left at the venue unattended at anytime.

The key stages of appointing a Socious Sports coach are as follows;

•  Receive application for coaching position

•  Conduct telephone interview if personal meeting is inappropriate

•  Request international CRB checks and confirm once received

•  Process contract of employment

•  Personal reference checks carried out by Socious Sports

•  Upon arrival in UK conduct Child Protection workshop and Socious Sports induction

We are confident that our processes and procedures are sufficient to ensure a safe and encouraging environment; suitable for children of all ages and abilities

CONTACT US

We can be contacted using the details below.

Alternatively you can send us a message using the form at the bottom of the page.

74 Ramsbury Road
St Albans
Herts
AL1 1SW

Tel: 01727 817 191
Fax: 01727 817 184
Mob: 07833 298057

email: info@socioussports.com

http://www.socioussports.co.uk/index.php

Scrum Factory (For Coaches, Players and Referees) dates to follow

June 7, 2011 by paul  
Filed under Coaching/training/CPD

Scrum Factory (For Coaches, Players and Referees)

£15.50 (incl. VAT) unless stated otherwise

The Scrum Factory aims to increase the number of players able to play in the scrum effectively and safely, particularly the front row.  By helping coaches and players to understand individual and collective techniques required, together with position specific conditioning, this 2.5 hour practical course covers physical preparation, body management and body shape. The course is suitable for coaches of both genders and players of all levels and age groups.

Specifically trained scrum developers will demonstrate a range of practices and encourage coaches and players to develop their knowledge and understanding of the scrum. Each coach who attends will receive a Scrum Factory DVD and coaching guide.

The course will:

• Challenge traditional methods of scrum coaching which may be predominantly machine-based.

• Emphasise the value of innovative coaching.

• Emphasise the value of creating peer coaching groups.

• Challenge how and why coaches identify and select players to play within the scrum.

• Emphasise the value and benefits of all players being coached on individual body posture.

A Safe Focus:

• Promote safe and effective scrummaging as an integral part of the game.

• Demonstrate good practice and underline recent developments in scrummage coaching.

• Increase coaches confidence in coaching the scrum.

• Hone the core skills required to develop and maintain safe, effective scrummaging.

• Develop clear, objective and focussed observation and technical fault correction.

Tag Rugby Courses now available

June 7, 2011 by paul  
Filed under Coaching/training/CPD

TAG Rugby Coaching Course       £21.00 (incl. VAT)

All courses run from 1900-2130 – unless stated otherwise.

Tag Rugby is a fast-moving, non-contact invasion game suitable for boys and girls to play together. The key to the game is enjoyment, with running and handling skills to the fore. The Start Coaching Tag Rugby course lasts for approximately three hours and is practical-based.

The minimum age for the Tag Coaching course is 14.

Course Dates CB Venue Closing date for applications
Monday Sept 26th 2011,

1915-2145

Herts. Harpenden September 19th 2011
Sunday 31st July 2011

1000-1230

Essex South Woodham Ferrers 25th July 2011
Sunday 18th March 2012 Middlesex London Welsh 9th March 2012

Rugby Ready Courses now available

June 7, 2011 by paul  
Filed under Coaching/training/CPD

Everybody involved in coaching, refereeing and playing rugby needs a sense of safe practice. The IRB Rugby Ready programme is intended to raise awareness of good practice and help stakeholders manage the inherent risks of the sport by putting appropriate safeguards in place.

Please note:  You will need to complete the Rugby Ready (“Safety”) practical course before starting your Level One course. The minimum age for Rugby Ready is 16 (Level 1-18).

All courses run from 1900 to 2130 unless stated otherwise.

Course Dates CB Venue Closing date for applications and comments
Wednesday, 29th June

1900-2145

Eastern Counties Shelford RFC 22nd June 2011
Monday 12th September

1900-2145

Eastern Counties Harwich RFC 5th September 2011
Monday 6 July 1900-2145 Essex Witham RUFC 30 June 2011
Wednesday 13 July 1900-2145 Essex Barking RUFC 6 July 2011
Sunday 17th July 2011

1000-1300

Essex South Woodham Ferrers 10th July 2011
Monday, July 11th 2011 Herts. Fullerians 4th July  2011
Monday Sept 19th 2011,

1915-2200

Herts. Harpenden 12th September  2011
Sun 26th June 2011 1100-1400 Middlesex Ruislip RFC 19th June 2011
Monday 4th July 2011 Middlesex Finchley RFC 27th June 2011

U10, U11,U12,U13 Coaching Clinic

June 7, 2011 by paul  
Filed under News & Events

Description: U10 – U13 Coaching Clinic

Date: Saturday 3rd September 2010

Venue: Old Deer Park  - Richmond

Team Entry Fee: £30.00

Time: 11:00 – 13:00*

FAO – U10 – U13 Managers / Coaches / Parents

The coaching session is an opportunity for U10, U11, U12 and U13 players to receive advice from coaches from Saracens, London Irish and Wasps. The session fee includes an hour and half coaching, a T-Shirt and a match ticket for the London Double Header.

The coaching content will mirror the drills, games and exercises of the professionals and aims to provide a fun packed session for the first weekend of the season leaving your young players enthused, energetic and prepared for the months ahead!

We encourage clubs to make group bookings, although individual bookings will also be accepted for the coaching session. Please can you ensure you or your U10 – U13 managers, or parents booking individuals, provide me with an indication via email if they are interested in taking part as soon as possible.

Due to expected high demand places will be allocated on a first come first served basis and payment for entry must therefore be received along with the attached entry form in advance of Friday 22nd July to secure your place.

Additional Tickets

In terms of additional tickets I would not need to know these until Monday 8th August, allowing plenty of time for clubs to co-ordinate their additional ticket requirements for parents, family and friends. Additional tickets are all priced at £10.00

U10 – U13 Coaching Clinic

June 7, 2011 by paul  
Filed under Coaching/training/CPD

Description: U10 – U13 Coaching Clinic

Date: Saturday 3rd September 2010

Venue: Old Deer Park  - Richmond

Team Entry Fee: £30.00

Time: 11:00 – 13:00*

The coaching session is an opportunity for U10, U11, U12 and U13 players to receive advice from coaches from Saracens, London Irish and Wasps. The session fee includes an hour and half coaching, a T-Shirt and a match ticket for the London Double Header.

The coaching content will mirror the drills, games and exercises of the professionals and aims to provide a fun packed session for the first weekend of the season leaving your young players enthused, energetic and prepared for the months ahead

We encourage clubs to make group bookings, although individual bookings will also be accepted for the coaching session. Please can you ensure you or your U10 – U13 managers, or parents booking individuals, provide me with an indication via email if they are interested in taking part as soon as possible.

Due to expected high demand places will be allocated on a first come first served basis and payment for entry must therefore be received along with the attached entry form in advance of Friday 22nd July to secure your place.

100 Club Winners Announced

June 7, 2011 by paul  
Filed under Notices

Congratulations to all the winners and your continued support.

For those that have not been paid yet that cheques are in the post!!
Dick Davies

And  the winners are:

Pinner & Grammarians RFC ‘100′ Club Draw Results Winter 2011
Draw No Name Amount £’s
5 John Tyacke 70
7 Steve Woad 10
13 Roger Palmer 40
17 Gordon Cunningham 10
25 Simon Mills 10
26 Bob Wilcox 10
35 Stuart Brown 20
38 Pad Bamford 10
40 Bill North 10
46 Trevor Hulin 10
56 Pete Hudspeth 10
59 Phill Martin 10
63 Howard Walters 10
75 Carol Greenwood 10
77 Ellie Braithewaite 20
79 Malcolm Knight 10
83 Mick Randall 20
84 Sharon Kemp 10
87 Phil Kojcincvic 10
88 Peter Greenwood 20
90 Kevin Morrell 10
94 Andy Wright 100

Just a reminder that their are still some numbers available

1.   2. 3. 4. 20. 27. 41. 43. 54. 57. 60. 67 70. 72. 73. 78. 80. 82. 86. 89. 93. 94. 96. 97. 98.

The ‘100′ club is a method of fund raising for Pinner & Grammarians RFC

100 club members pay in £2.17 per month by standing order per draw number (£26 per year) and we have weekly draw prizes of £10 and a major draw every six months with a first prize of £100, second of £50, third of £30 and fourth prize of £20.

If you would like more information please contact

dickdavies@talk21.com

Mobile: 07808 160732

There is a standing order mandate that can be printed and returned to me for anyone wishing to enjoy the benefits of this fantastic opportunity! After all, if you ain’t in it you can’t win it!!