Billy Clegg

U10s) rugby team is a highly rewarding but demanding role. At this age, kids are still developing basic skills, learning to work as a team, and forming their love for the game

Recognize the physical, emotional, and cognitive stage of U10 players.

Set realistic expectations and age-appropriate goals.

Adapt drills and activities to suit varying abilities.

Being a role model

• Assisted chefs in food preparation, maintaining kitchen efficiency and cleanliness.
• Operated kitchen equipment safely, adhering to health and safety standards.
• Organized inventory and supplies, ensuring timely restocking for daily operations.
• Supported dishwashing tasks, maintaining hygiene and sanitation protocols.

Represent the club at meetings, events, and functions.

Be the public face of the team/club when necessary.

Set a positive example to the broader community.

Organisational Support

Communication

leadership skills

• Followed safety protocols to minimize risks during landscaping activities.
• Supported seasonal projects by preparing sites for planting or installation.
• Adapted quickly to changing project requirements and schedules.