Falkirk Primary Schools

One of the potentially largest sources for coaching is the agreement reached between TouchDown UK and the active co-ordinators in the County of Falkirk. Thanks to another ex-Edinburgh Wolves contact I have already completed 2 short lunch time clubs at small primary schools in outlying villages to Falkirk. Already another 5 schools are lining up for the New Year and the opportunity to take another kitted session in one of the local high schools.

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Musselburgh Grammar School

Another long standing coaching partner has been Musselburgh Grammar School, just outside Edinburgh. 2009 saw the launch of the 4th year of coaching sessions at the school. A small but dedicated group met in the closing weeks of the year, with the next generation of potential players showing interest in joining up. The school has seen a string of players chose American Football as ‘their’ sport, going on to play in local area teams, and for two of them making the GB Lions squad for the 2010 International campaign.

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Regius Christian School

One of the least expected developments in 2009 was the offer to return to the Regius Christian School (now based in Newtongrange) and lead their young men in a 3 month rugby coaching course. Having previously run American Football classes it was return to old friends amongst the class. Although not a qualified coach, I had played in my youth and been involved with summer camp sessions over the years, as well as an (often frustrated) Scottish rugby fan over the years.

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Leith XXth BB’s, Newhaven Church

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  • One of the potentially largest sources for coaching is the agreement reached between TouchDown UK and the active co-ordinators in the County of Falkirk. Thanks to another ex-Edinburgh Wolves contact I have already completed 2 short lunch time clubs at small primary schools in outlying villages to Falkirk. Already another 5 schools are lining up for the New Year and the opportunity to take another kitted session in one of the local high schools.

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  • A big loss for TouchDown has been the moving on of Paul Beautyman from Gilmerton New Church to the astonishingly beautiful pastures (and hills!) of Dunoon and Argyll (jealous, moi????).  Paul is one of the main reasons I do what I do, and as mentor, colleague and friend has been part of the ministry since its inception.  It still feels weird that I cant drop in on him at his office at Liberton High School and chew the fat, drink coffee and occasionally play golf with apples….it’s great fun!

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