Two attackers work together to beat one defender using width, timing and the 'draw and pass' principle fundamental to all invasion games

Full competitive tag rugby games applying all rules and tactics in match-like situations

Progressive shuttle run challenge where students sprint to four cones at increasing distances and back, tracking personal best times across multiple lessons

Partners stand back-to-back passing a rugby ball around their bodies in various directions to develop tactile feel and ball manipulation skills

Dynamic possession game where defenders try to gain ball possession using proper technique while attackers protect using various dribbling skills

Competitive 1v1 game where attacker receives pass and attempts to reach scoring zones while defender tries to remove their tag, applying pocket passing, evasion, and tagging skills

One partner (mouse) carries the ball and moves around while being followed by their partner (cat). On command, roles swap with try-scoring and ball scooping technique practiced.

Dynamic warm-up where students cross through a central area passing rugby balls to matching colour cones, developing spatial awareness and pop passing technique

Full tag rugby games with structured tactical stoppages allowing teams to evaluate and adjust strategies during gameplay

Small-sided tag rugby games focused on developing tactical decision-making through the Decision-Making Diamond framework (Space, Support, Danger, Objective)

Interactive teaching session introducing four-point decision-making framework for tactical game situations: Space, Support, Danger, Objective

Teams practice moving together as a synchronized defensive line, responding to directional signals while maintaining perfect alignment and spacing

Progressive passing drill where groups move diagonally across grid while passing, with passive defenders added to create realistic game pressure.

Progressive drill teaching students to draw defenders before passing to create space for teammates, developing tactical attacking understanding

Pairs of attackers use passing and dummy passes to beat a single defender and reach the opposite end

Progressive warm-up combining dynamic movement patterns with rugby-specific skills including passing under pressure

Progressive passing activity in groups of four focusing on body positioning and directional technique

Teams in V formation race to pass ball diagonally backwards down their line, with last player running to score a touchdown in timed relay format

Structured technical drill where groups of four practice rugby passing technique in square formation with progressive challenges

Dynamic tag game where taggers use frisbees to tag opponents below the waist. Tagged players freeze with arms wide and can be freed by teammates crawling through their legs.

High-energy pairs reaction game where students sprint or chase based on teacher calling their assigned name, with maths problem variation for cross-curricular challenge

Partners face each other with designated names (Ganjil/Ganap); when their name is called, they sprint to safety line while partner chases and attempts to tag

Modified tag rugby where attacking team secretly nominates one King or Queen who is the only player allowed to score, forcing defence to identify and stop the key threat

Modified invasion game where only one designated 'King' or 'Queen' can score, teaching focused defensive marking and strategic positioning