Rugbytots

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Rugbytots is specifically designed coaching programme that offers rugby play sessions for children

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Teaching children is fantastic and rewarding. The problem is Head Office are ill equipped or trained to cope with even the most basic tasks. You will get sent rude and unprofessional emails when they want something done and then either ignored because they're too busy or left out to dry when you ask for support. Staff are inexperienced and need chasing to get things done. The whole setup is a shambles - if you want to provide rugby classes for kids, set up by yourself!

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