Bhubesi Pride's multi-national team of eight recently met for a series of training exercises from the 16th - 22nd September in the UK. Training and team building activities included rugby coaching seminars at Hartpury College, driver training at Eastnor, situation management, orienteering and night navigations at Hestercombe Gardens in Somerset. With a wide range of backgrounds and experience, it was ...
Bhubesi Pride welcomes to the team Scottish lawyer from London, Kathryn Bruce. To ensure the PRIDE maintains a professional team of eight, it was crucial Bhubesi Pride had a highly motivated and qualified individual to join the team. Visit Kathryn's team page now...
Amir Yassari (original team member) has decided to continue his career in medicine and has left the team. Whilst not joining us in Africa, Amir has offered his medical support by way of assisting in the production of coaching resources which will have a focus on health education. "Looking back at the past months and my involvement with the project, it ...
Rugby IQ - with online coaching insight from Springbok assistant coach Gary Gold, technical input by a team of specialists and World Cup winners - is now supporting Bhubesi Pride. The project will have the benefit of receiving worldwide publicity, online representation and the supply of video coaching resources to support the team in Africa next year. It's fantastic to have RugbyIQ ...
In this morning's assembly at Holme Grange School (Wokingham, UK) Severin Prats and Richard Bennett were invited by pupils and staff at the link school to make a short presentation. Severin (Strategic planner – African/British schools development) was given the opportunity to focus on the benefits of an international link with Kiira Primary School in Uganda....
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