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IMPORTANT // Please look after your loved ones, yourself and be kind to others. If you are feeling that the world is too hard to handle there is always help - I implore you not to hesitate in contacting one of these wonderful organisations Lifeline and Beyond Blue ... and I'm sure reaching out to our PRE community we will find a way to help. T.
PUNT ROAD END | Richmond Tigers Forum
Found this link on the Tiger Newsletter.
http://www.connextigers.com.au/about.html
The Connex Tigers in Schools program is a unique opportunity for primary aged children to experience a visit from an AFL club at their school whilst at the same time learn more about safe train travel.
Representatives from both Connex and Richmond conduct a fun and active football clinic with the children before a short presentation about safe train travel concludes each session. Where possible Richmond AFL players attend and actively participate in the sessions.
This partnership between Connex and the Richmond Football Club is in its second year and we are excited about continuing the program this year. In 2005, 16,000 children participated at 121 primary schools and in 2006 175 schools and more than 20,000 children will be visited by the Tigers.
This website provides Connex Tigers in Schools participants or would be participants an opportunity to further their knowledge on safe train travel in the way of competitions and activities but to also improve their footy skills by obtaining additional tips from Richmond's players. It also allows teachers to register their school's interest to join the program.
http://www.connextigers.com.au/teachers_info.html
The Connex Tigers in Schools program is a unique experience promoting AFL football and Train safety for primary schools across Melbourne. Our in-school program aims to introduce the unique skills of Australian Football to children whilst promoting maximum participation and enjoyment via an active football clinic. The program also delivers a train safety message to the children at the conclusion of each session.
The fantastic benefits of our program include, each participating class receiving their own Connex Tigers in Schools football for use at recess and lunch and all children receiving their own Connex Tigers in Schools Kit and of course have an AFL Club and its players visit the school. The other great advantage to your school is that there is no charge for our visit it is absolutely free!!!
The Connex Tigers in Schools Program consists of:
Target audience: Grades 3 up
Minimum Sessions: 2 x 1 hour sessions per school per visit.
Participants per session: Approximately 2 classes or no more 60 children.
Coaches: 2 Junior Development Coaches who are fully accredited conduct all sessions. Richmond Players also attend a large amount of these sessions.
Equipment: We provide and bring along all equipment necessary.
Student Give aways: All participants receive their own Connex Tigers in Schools Kit, which consists of a ruler, sharpener, eraser, pencils, stickers, an exclusive RFC autograph card, and a "Stay Safe" wristband all in a Connex Tigers in Schools pencil case.
School Packs Each class that participates receive their own CTIS football to use and recess and lunch. In addition to this each school that participates also receives their own CTIS Teachers Resource Pack full of classroom activities, Posters and further information on Train safety to help reinforce lessons learnt at the clinic.
To register your school's interest in this exciting program please download this PDF file and return the Richmond Football Club via fax on 9421 2846.
For more information please feel free to contact Mark at the Richmond Football Club on 9426 4488 or email [email protected]
http://www.connextigers.com.au/about.html
The Connex Tigers in Schools program is a unique opportunity for primary aged children to experience a visit from an AFL club at their school whilst at the same time learn more about safe train travel.
Representatives from both Connex and Richmond conduct a fun and active football clinic with the children before a short presentation about safe train travel concludes each session. Where possible Richmond AFL players attend and actively participate in the sessions.
This partnership between Connex and the Richmond Football Club is in its second year and we are excited about continuing the program this year. In 2005, 16,000 children participated at 121 primary schools and in 2006 175 schools and more than 20,000 children will be visited by the Tigers.
This website provides Connex Tigers in Schools participants or would be participants an opportunity to further their knowledge on safe train travel in the way of competitions and activities but to also improve their footy skills by obtaining additional tips from Richmond's players. It also allows teachers to register their school's interest to join the program.
http://www.connextigers.com.au/teachers_info.html
The Connex Tigers in Schools program is a unique experience promoting AFL football and Train safety for primary schools across Melbourne. Our in-school program aims to introduce the unique skills of Australian Football to children whilst promoting maximum participation and enjoyment via an active football clinic. The program also delivers a train safety message to the children at the conclusion of each session.
The fantastic benefits of our program include, each participating class receiving their own Connex Tigers in Schools football for use at recess and lunch and all children receiving their own Connex Tigers in Schools Kit and of course have an AFL Club and its players visit the school. The other great advantage to your school is that there is no charge for our visit it is absolutely free!!!
The Connex Tigers in Schools Program consists of:
Target audience: Grades 3 up
Minimum Sessions: 2 x 1 hour sessions per school per visit.
Participants per session: Approximately 2 classes or no more 60 children.
Coaches: 2 Junior Development Coaches who are fully accredited conduct all sessions. Richmond Players also attend a large amount of these sessions.
Equipment: We provide and bring along all equipment necessary.
Student Give aways: All participants receive their own Connex Tigers in Schools Kit, which consists of a ruler, sharpener, eraser, pencils, stickers, an exclusive RFC autograph card, and a "Stay Safe" wristband all in a Connex Tigers in Schools pencil case.
School Packs Each class that participates receive their own CTIS football to use and recess and lunch. In addition to this each school that participates also receives their own CTIS Teachers Resource Pack full of classroom activities, Posters and further information on Train safety to help reinforce lessons learnt at the clinic.
To register your school's interest in this exciting program please download this PDF file and return the Richmond Football Club via fax on 9421 2846.
For more information please feel free to contact Mark at the Richmond Football Club on 9426 4488 or email [email protected]