School Rugby

School rugby is a competitive sport played by student teams within educational institutions. It involves two teams of players using an oval-shaped ball to score points by carrying or kicking it into the opposing team's goal area or by kicking it through goalposts. The game emphasizes teamwork, strategy, skill, and physical fitness, often following specific rules set by governing bodies. School rugby fosters discipline, camaraderie, and sportsmanship while providing a structured environment for young athletes to develop athletic skills and personal character. It’s a popular extracurricular activity that promotes healthy competition and community spirit among students.