Scottish Rugby Game Development

Want a money-can't-buy matchday experience for your club at the first-ever Lions Women's game? 👀

Answer Jo Yapp's call and make a group booking for your chance to win 📞

Find out 🔗 tinyurl.com/3x9cukf5

#Lions2027

14 festivals. 14 pilot clubs. One shared goal.

The Mini Rugby Project is partnering with clubs across Scotland this season to better understand and develop the mini game through festival environments 🏉

By working alongside coaches, parents and volunteers, we'll explore what great mini rugby experiences look like and how we can continue to support positive, player-centred opportunities for every child taking part.

Stay tuned as we follow the journey of our 14 pilot festivals and share the stories, insights and positive experiences emerging throughout the season 📱

“I don’t have to sit still at rugby which is good.” 🏃‍➡️

For Jamie, rugby is a place to move, use energy, have fun and feel calm afterwards.
Every child is different. For some, the chance to run, tackle, play and be part of a team can make all the difference 🏉

Find your local club and Turn Up and Play this new season ➡️ tinyurl.com/bdcp3mpk

“Rugby makes me tired. Rugby makes me muddy. Rugby makes me happy.” 🏉

For Archie, rugby is a game full of rules, structure, kit, movement and muddy fun.
Every child connects with rugby in their own way - and that is what makes the game special.

Find your local club and Turn Up and Play this new season ➡️ tinyurl.com/bdcp3mpk

“It doesn’t matter your size, gender or ability - you can be yourself, get involved and play rugby.”

Reuben and Hunter, who both play for Madras Rugby, say they feel welcomed and supported within the club’s environment.

For them, rugby is more than just a sport. It gives them a chance to clear their heads, spend time with friends and feel part of a team - particularly important when navigating the challenges that can come with being neurodivergent 🧠