Under 6s want to have fun and run around with their friends, old and new.
You will need lots of balls and energy.
You can play some organised games, but don’t try to play “rugby”.
However, rugby outcomes can be part of the games: for example, scoring tries or tagging opponents.
Other games you can play are playground favourites like Bulldogs or Stuck in the Mud.
As the players become more confident, try out the games below.
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