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Kaiviti Silktails deliver touching thank you
Kaiviti Silktails deliver touching thank you
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The Kaiviti Silktails have delivered a touching thank you to staff at their quarantine hotel in Australia.
They sang the hymn Mo Ravi Vei Jisu from their room balconies on their last at the hotel along Sydney s central business district.
A video shared on the New South Wales Rugby League facebook page also showed some guests at the hotel watching the team sing the beautiful hymn.
The Silktails made history last season after becoming the first team from Fiji to play in a NSWRL competition but they only managed one round before the competition was cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Coaches set to benefit from new NSW community coaching model
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More than 100,000 participants across New South Wales Rugby League will benefit from the roll out of the game’s new Community Coaching Model launched this week.
Developed in conjunction with the NRL education team, the coaching model aims to help coaches retain and attract new participants to the game.
The result of the project was the development of new accreditation courses for community-based coaches, which includes age specific eLearning modules, a Face-to-Face Workshop, and a new Coaches Handbook.
NSWRL State Manager Peter Clarke said: “The community coaching model enhance the education process for our grassroots coaches from entry level to open age helping coaches create an enjoyable, friendly and safe team learning environment at training and on game day.