Colne Rugby Academy

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T The Colne Community School and College Church Road, Brightlingsea, Colchester, Essex, CO7 0QL Telephone No: 01206 303 511 Fax No: 01206 302 258 Email: [email protected] Website: www.pitchero.com/clubs/colnerugbyacademy Idenfying and developing outstanding potenal “ COLNE RUGBY COLNE RUGBY ACADEMY ACADEMY 16 -19 year olds

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Colne Rugby Academy

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T The Colne Community School and College

Church Road, Brightlingsea, Colchester, Essex, CO7 0QL Telephone No: 01206 303 511 Fax No: 01206 302 258

Email: [email protected] Website: www.pitchero.com/clubs/colnerugbyacademy

‘ “ Identifying and developing outstanding

potential “

COLNE RUGBY COLNE RUGBY ACADEMY ACADEMY 16 -19 year olds

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Colne Sports College are delighted to be able to offer an outstanding educational programme combining academic and sporting develop-ment. Aimed at 16 year old rugby players who are completing their GCSEs in summer 2012 the course aims to give young players a taste

of life in an professional training environment.

Introduction Based at Church Road Campus in Brightlingsea, Colchester, the programme pro-vides aspiring young rugby players, serious about their sport, the opportunity to combine regular training with their academic studies. This is a fantastic opportuni-ty for student athletes to improve as players, learn more about the game and complete an academic course suitable to their interests and ability. In addition to the main academic & rugby programme, all learners will also be given the opportunity to study Leadership and Coaching courses which compli-ment the sports programme and further enhance their CVs. Elite players may also be nominated to County School f Rugby trials over the 2 year period. Student Athletes will be supported and managed by the college’s experienced coaching and teaching staff, alongside RFU accredited coach educators. Together they will supervise their academic learning, strength & conditioning, technical & tactical development and competitive programmes, and inspire players to live by our core values of Teamwork, Work Ethic, Discipline & Respect

Enquiry Form? To find out more about the Colne Rugby Academy and the associated courses and opportunities, contact us immediately by filling in the tear-off slip and returning it to the College. Name:________________ ______________________ Date of Birth:__________ _____________________ Address:_________________ ____________________

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Telephone No:_____________ ___________________ Email Address _______________ _________________ Preferred playing position:______ _________________ Height: ___________ Weight: ___ _____________ Rugby playing background:____ __________________

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Your Challenge The course is demanding both physically and mentally, so

only those with a real commitment to their rugby and

their academic studies need apply! Your coaches and

teachers will have high expectations of you and will push

you to achieve your potential. You need to be able to cope

with pressure and have good organisation and time man-

agement skills.

The Next step If you would like to attend one of our open mornings, which are usually in Novem-

ber and January, or would like more information regarding the college please com-

plete the enquiry form overleaf and send back.

Progression and success stories Following completion of the course the majority of gradu-

ating students choose to continue their education at Univer-

sity. Previous students have been accepted at institutions

such as Essex, Buckingham, Exeter, Brighton, Bath, and St

Mary's where they have continue d their academic studies

and rugby careers. There have also been elite players who

have passed through the course and now have semi - profes-

sional playing contracts with national league clubs. Other

students pursued opportunities which took them directly

into the world of work - some within the sports industry,

some in other areas.

Facilities Sports Pavilion (New For 2012)

3 Rugby pitches

Free weights strength training studio

Sports Hall and Gymnasium

Squash Courts

Astro Turf

Jake Avitabile Essex U18 Captain 2010

Support Staff Anthony O’Riordan- Head coach ,

BSc hons, RFU Coach

Jon Taylor - Director of Sport

Phil Coleman - Head of faculty

Brian Swift - Injury therapist

Rob Lyon - Academic head tutor

Academic courses The programme offers the following academic courses which students can choose from: - A-Levels in Biology & Psychology, with Single L3 BTEC award in Sport - L3 BTEC Extended Dip/Diploma in Sport Development Coaching & Fitness - A - Levels of students choice; Maths, English, Sciences, Business, economics, Dra-ma, Sociology, Drama, Geography, Media, Graphic products, History, BTEC Sport, Travel and Tourism, Photography, Psychology, others where demand allows

Rugby Programme Players will study in the morning and train in the afternoons ensuring a healthy balance between academic achievement and athletic progress. Coaching sessions will look to develop players’ core skills and game understand-ing. The conditioning programme will consist of strength & power training, core stability, endurance and anaerobic development as well as speed and agility. In addition to training there is a competitive programme on Wednesday afternoons along side opportunities for players to represent their club sides at the week-ends.

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Professional Coaching

Technical input

Tactical input

Sport Science support

Match play opportunities

Academic qualifications

Senior club opportunities

Representative honours

Physiotherapy support

RFU Coaching qualifications

Officiating Qualifications

Nutrition advice

Strength and conditioning support

Introduction to weight lifting techniques

SAQ and core stability development