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Crowborough Rugby Football Club 2015 Background . Recent OFSTED findings highlighted . the lack of competitive sport in schools, . the link between obesity and lack of exercise . the link between increased activity and increased concentration and academic achievements . 60% drop in time dedicated to organising school sports . Lack of specialist coaches in schools Mission Statement To provide free specialist rugby coaching to schools and clubs and to actively encourage more children to participate in rugby Plan . Establish and run a rugby development programme (Kids Active Rugby Initiative - KARI) delivered by a CRFC specialist rugby coach into 20 local schools & community groups running / facilitating after-school clubs & rugby lessons in school time . Introduce rugby and its core values to over 1,000 children in year 1 and 5,000 over 3 years Further information January 2015 Crowborough Rugby Football Club . Established in 1936 . 1,000 members . 450 players . 3 senior teams . 9 mini/junior teams . 50 qualified volunteer coaches across all age groups . Modern clubhouse, professionally run . Popular with local community for non rugby activities Our Core Values . Teamwork . Respect . Enjoyment . Discipline . Sportsmanship Club Objective . To deliver the core values in a safe, pleasant and welcoming environment for children of all ages, abilities and backgrounds Club Achievements . Awarded RFU Seal of Approval 2012 . Awarded Sussex Referees Fair Play trophy 2013 . 7 players have graduated from junior ranks to international honours . Dylan Hartley – Current full England player . Joseph Baines – England Deaf Rugby . Regular County representation at Junior / Colts and Senior level . 1st XV play in London 2 South East . Over 75% of current 1st team squad have come through the mini and junior ranks . Over 20 trophies won last season (including East Sussex Champions) . Recognised by Sussex RFU as one of the best run clubs in the county .

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