Every coach to complete:
The Activate - Injury Prevention Exercise Programme which is based on research which found that targeted exercise reduces rugby injuries. The session equips coaches with the key components of the exercises and ideas on how to work them in to rugby sessions.

The Headcase Online Concussion Module, part of the RFU’s “Don’t be a headcase” concussion education programme. The online courses explain what concussion is, how it happens and what can be done to help players avoid injury or return safely to playing following a concussion. There are modules for coaches, match officials, players, teachers and parents/guardians. www.englandrugby.com/headcase

The Rugby Ready course is targeted at coaches and match officials and provides information on the importance of sufficient and appropriate preparation for training and playing while reducing the risk of serious injury.

Every age group to have 2 qualified First Aiders:
The Emergency First Aid in Rugby Union provides learners with the skills, knowledge and understanding required to give care and manage minor injuries, etc., occurring in a rugby environment.

Every U6 to U8 Coach to do this Course:
The Kids First U7 Tag workshop will help coaches to understand the Kids First philosophy and how to develop players movement skills, coach through adaptive games, game management and refereeing. It explores the U7 Tag Rugby rules and the core skills needed to play Tag Rugby.

Every Age Group from 9 Upwards to have TWO Level 2 Qualified Coaches
The England Rugby Coaching Award (Level 2) is an entry point for coaches working with players of U9 and above. It provides coaches with the knowledge, skills and attributes to effectively coach young players and adults.