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Just here to blog a post on an overview of St Andrew's Secondary Rugby & the programmes & facilities & DSA for rugby!(: As you can see i'm bored!(:
Rugby in St Andrew’s
Rugby is a passion with the St Andrew’s family of schools. From the Junior School to the Junior College, the game is played with great pride, symbolized by wearing the white and blue hoped jersey.
The Games has deep roots in the school, having been introduced by GJ Gurney in 1933. The School’s proud rugby tradition has groomed over a hundred national players since 1930. Passion for the game and a deep love for the school have brought back many such established old boys to coach and support the team. They even form a very enthusiastic alumni team for under 35s and over 35s.
THE SAINTS RUGBY PROGRAMME
The Saints Rugby Programme provides top level coaching and education for all its players, while emphasizing a holistic approach that develops student athletes for life beyond the field of play.
• Structured coaching panel comprising professional coaches who coach across all three St Andrew’s schools.
• Academic tracking and mentoring for students under the DSA rugby scheme to ensure a balanced development of our student athletes.
• A ‘3 Sports Disciplines’ facility which caters to all sports in St Andrew’s Village:
1. In-house Sports Medicine facility staffed by a qualified Physiotherapist
2. In-house Mental Skills training, conducted by experienced external facilitators,
3. Specific Strength and Conditioning section staffed by experienced trainenrs.
Criteria to apply for Direct School Admission (DSA-Rugby)
• Applicable only to Boys eligible for Secondary 1 in the following year
• To be graduating from a Singapore government or government-aided primary school in the current year
• To have played rugby at school level for the last two years of his primary school career
OR
• To have played rugby at school level for the last year of his primary school if his school is among the top four in the national inter-primary schools’ rugby championship
Just here to blog a post on an overview of St Andrew's Secondary Rugby & the programmes & facilities & DSA for rugby!(: As you can see i'm bored!(:
Rugby in St Andrew’s
Rugby is a passion with the St Andrew’s family of schools. From the Junior School to the Junior College, the game is played with great pride, symbolized by wearing the white and blue hoped jersey.
The Games has deep roots in the school, having been introduced by GJ Gurney in 1933. The School’s proud rugby tradition has groomed over a hundred national players since 1930. Passion for the game and a deep love for the school have brought back many such established old boys to coach and support the team. They even form a very enthusiastic alumni team for under 35s and over 35s.
THE SAINTS RUGBY PROGRAMME
The Saints Rugby Programme provides top level coaching and education for all its players, while emphasizing a holistic approach that develops student athletes for life beyond the field of play.
• Structured coaching panel comprising professional coaches who coach across all three St Andrew’s schools.
• Academic tracking and mentoring for students under the DSA rugby scheme to ensure a balanced development of our student athletes.
• A ‘3 Sports Disciplines’ facility which caters to all sports in St Andrew’s Village:
1. In-house Sports Medicine facility staffed by a qualified Physiotherapist
2. In-house Mental Skills training, conducted by experienced external facilitators,
3. Specific Strength and Conditioning section staffed by experienced trainenrs.
Criteria to apply for Direct School Admission (DSA-Rugby)
• Applicable only to Boys eligible for Secondary 1 in the following year
• To be graduating from a Singapore government or government-aided primary school in the current year
• To have played rugby at school level for the last two years of his primary school career
OR
• To have played rugby at school level for the last year of his primary school if his school is among the top four in the national inter-primary schools’ rugby championship
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