.SKRUM Kenya received a huge boost this week with the news that Oundle School from the United Kingdom will be donating funds for the day to day running of SKRUM Kenya for 2013. Ian Clark, a teacher at Oundle School who spent a week in Swaziland with SKRUM had the following to say...

Callum Wylie and Michael CranstoneThe SKRUM Programme welcomed Michael Cranstone and Callum Wylie to the Kingdom this week. Michael and Callum will be spending two weeks in Swaziland helping with community rugby sessions and SKRUM schools coaching.

.The SKRUM Programme are pleased to announce the launch of SKRUM Kenya. Following months of preparation the SKRUM Kenya launch will take place in Nakuru on Wednesday June 12th.

Zinzan BrookeWe are pleased to announce that ex All Black number eight, Zinzan Brooke has joined the SKRUM team as an ambassador.

It has been a very busy week for the SKRUM coaches with seven new schools joining SKRUM. "We have been leaving the office early each morning to hit the road and visit schools in the rural areas...

.This weekend will see the ladies from Worcester Rugby Club in action against Lichfield Rugby Club in a Premiership clash to be played at the Weston's Pitches at 6ways.

.Sunday June 16th will see the SKRUM Programme and the Esher Rugby Club will be holding a Music Festival to raise funds for SKRUM.

Sipho at Sigombeni HighFollowing the SKRUM classroom and coaching sessions held at Sigombeni High the coaches painted a sipho at the school.

The SKRUM coaches held a SKRUM classroom session at Sigombeni High School. On arriving at the school, head teacher Mr Sihlongonyane invited the coaches to hold classroom sessions for the whole school. One hundred and forty five females and one hundred and sixty eight boys attended the sessions.

Preparations for the SKRUM Music Festivato are gathering pace. The festival will take place on Sunday June 16th at the Esher Rugby Club. We will be sending out mini news updates on a regular basis. We hope to see you there?