Year 7 Tag Rugby Activities
1 Unit · 6 Lessons · 23 Activities
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Dynamic possession game where defenders try to gain ball possession using proper technique while attackers protect using various dribbling skills
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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.
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Small-sided tag rugby games focused on developing tactical decision-making through the Decision-Making Diamond framework (Space, Support, Danger, Objective)
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Interactive teaching session introducing four-point decision-making framework for tactical game situations: Space, Support, Danger, Objective
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Progressive drill teaching students to draw defenders before passing to create space for teammates, developing tactical attacking understanding
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Pairs of attackers use passing and dummy passes to beat a single defender and reach the opposite end
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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
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Structured technical drill where groups of four practice rugby passing technique in square formation with progressive challenges
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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.
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Progressive partner challenge developing one-handed catching skills with increasing distance
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Teams pass a ball alternately through legs and over heads while moving across the space
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Pairs pass backwards whilst running forwards through marked zones, developing the fundamental rugby skill of passing whilst moving
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Groups of 4 stand in square formation practicing pocket pass technique around the square with progressive challenges including direction changes and two-ball variations
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High-energy game where students continuously move within a grid, pop passing to those without balls while changing direction dynamically
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Students travel across a grid passing rugby balls using pop pass technique while avoiding collisions with others
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Multi-round tournament where teams compete against each other while also taking turns officiating games, developing both playing skills and rules knowledge with leadership responsibilities
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A modified invasion game where teams score by passing to a designated end zone player, emphasising spatial awareness, passing accuracy and defensive positioning
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Dynamic whole-class game combining evasion, try-scoring technique, and teamwork where frozen players are rescued by teammates scoring tries in front of them
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Students take full responsibility for leading their peers through a structured three-part warm-up including pulse raiser, dynamic stretches, and skill practice
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Small-sided tag rugby games (5v5 or 6v6) with structured tactical planning time, timeouts, and rotation to develop strategic thinking and application
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Dynamic partner-based warm-up focusing on tag rugby-specific evasion techniques including sidesteps, swerves, and changes of pace
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Dynamic warm-up combining movement patterns, ball handling, and evasion skills to prepare for tag rugby gameplay
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Rotating drill where defensive teams maintain line formation whilst retreating 5 metres after each touch, defending against waves of attacking teams attempting to score
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Year 7 Tag Rugby
1 Unit · 6 Lessons · 23 Activities
🏉
Dynamic possession game where defenders try to gain ball possession using proper technique while attackers protect using various dribbling 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.
🏉
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
🏉
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
🏉
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.
🏉
Progressive partner challenge developing one-handed catching skills with increasing distance
🏉
Teams pass a ball alternately through legs and over heads while moving across the space
🏉
Pairs pass backwards whilst running forwards through marked zones, developing the fundamental rugby skill of passing whilst moving
🏉
Groups of 4 stand in square formation practicing pocket pass technique around the square with progressive challenges including direction changes and two-ball variations
🏉
High-energy game where students continuously move within a grid, pop passing to those without balls while changing direction dynamically
🏉
Students travel across a grid passing rugby balls using pop pass technique while avoiding collisions with others
🏉
Multi-round tournament where teams compete against each other while also taking turns officiating games, developing both playing skills and rules knowledge with leadership responsibilities
🏉
A modified invasion game where teams score by passing to a designated end zone player, emphasising spatial awareness, passing accuracy and defensive positioning
🏉
Dynamic whole-class game combining evasion, try-scoring technique, and teamwork where frozen players are rescued by teammates scoring tries in front of them
🏉
Students take full responsibility for leading their peers through a structured three-part warm-up including pulse raiser, dynamic stretches, and skill practice
🏉
Small-sided tag rugby games (5v5 or 6v6) with structured tactical planning time, timeouts, and rotation to develop strategic thinking and application
🏉
Dynamic partner-based warm-up focusing on tag rugby-specific evasion techniques including sidesteps, swerves, and changes of pace
🏉
Dynamic warm-up combining movement patterns, ball handling, and evasion skills to prepare for tag rugby gameplay
🏉
Rotating drill where defensive teams maintain line formation whilst retreating 5 metres after each touch, defending against waves of attacking teams attempting to score
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