Everyone's Game
Rugby is a game for everyone - and everyone is game to get back into rugby!
Whether it’s your first time or you’re making your triumphant return, rugby is a game for you. There are lots of ways to get involved, whether it’s playing Tartan Touch to 15-a-side, test out your whistle as a referee or a coach, or volunteer in a variety of roles – it’s Everyone’s Game. Your local club or referee society would love to welcome you.
Find a club near you using our club finder, browse our courses for coaching and officiating and discover the different ways to get involved in the sport.
Everyone’s Game Club Support
We are focused on creating sustainable clubs and societies to ensure rugby thrives in Scotland. As part of our Everyone’s Game campaign, we have produced a number of useful toolkits to support your club or referee society.
As well as the below resources, explore our Support for Clubs area to find funding opportunities, initiatives, and resources to help you in your role at your rugby club or society.
What’s on at your club
If you haven’t already registered your club or society events through the Kick Start Fund application, tell us about your plans using our online form. Give as much detail as you can so that we can provide your event pack and relevant support.
Online Resources
Explore our online resources to help you promote your clubs and the events which you plan to run.
Spread the word around your local community that rugby is back in your club or society using our resources below. Download customizable templates, learn how to make bespoke graphics on Canva, print posters to stick up in your local community, and think of ways you can keep event participants engaged with the sport.
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Gilbert Ball Guide
Check out this helpful guide from Gilbert on keeping your equipment clean and safe, along with promotional codes for up to 40% off a wide range of Gilbert products for Scottish Rugby Clubs.
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Social Media
We’ve created a guide to give you some hints and tips for using social media for your club or referee society, and ways that you can get involved in our Everyone’s Game campaign on your channels.
Everyone’s Game Social Media Guide
Download Everyone’s Game social media graphics:
We Support Everyone’s Game Facebook Header
Everyone’s Game Facebook Header
Everyone’s Game Twitter Header
Create bespoke graphics for your club or society in our graphic design guidance below.
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Graphic Design Guidance
We’ve created a guide to give you some hints and tips for using social media for your club or referee society, and ways that you can get involved in our Everyone’s Game campaign on your channels.
Everyone’s Game Social Media Guide
Download Everyone’s Game social media graphics:
Everyone’s Game Support your Local – Square Template
We Support Everyone’s Game Facebook Header
Everyone’s Game Facebook Header
We Support Everyone’s Game Twitter Header
Everyone’s Game Twitter Header
Create bespoke graphics for your club or society in our graphic design guidance below.
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Press Release Guidance
In this toolkit, we’ve listed some top tips in talking to media and created some Everyone’s Game press release templates, which you can tweak to suit your club.
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Retaining Participants
Your club or society will have some exciting plans to engage new participants into the sport following the pandemic, but one of the biggest challenges in running your activities is converting event attendees into regular participants. Read through our guide for some tips to help keep your event attendees engaged with your club or society.
Everyone’s Game Retaining Participants Guide
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Royal Bank RugbyForce Toolkit
Royal Bank RugbyForce have created a toolkit for clubs and referee societies with guidance around dealing with the impact of coronavirus, making the most out of sponsorship, finance and event planning.
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Inclusivity Handbook
On Sunday 6 June, Scottish Rugby hosted their inaugural Making Rugby Everyone’s Game Conference, a dedicated event to support and encourage clubs as they continue to be open, welcoming and inclusive spaces within their communities. You can read an overview of the day and key learnings HERE.
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Canva Guide
Canva is a graphic design platform, used to create social media graphics, videos, presentations, posters, documents and other visual content. The app includes templates for users to use, which can be personalised and changed to suit your needs.
The platform is free to use and offers paid subscriptions like Canva Pro and Canva for Enterprise for additional functionality.
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Supporting an LGBTIQ+ Person Coming out
Coming out is an ongoing process for people in the LGBTIQ+ community. LGBTIQ+ is an umbrella term used for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Questioning people. There are many ways that they can share their identity.
LGBTIQ+ young people already exist in rugby, although some young people may not feel comfortable to be open about their sexual orientation or gender identity.
Scottish Rugby has worked in partnership with LEAP Sports Scotland to provide some ways you can support LGBTIQ+ people when they come out to you or to those that have not taken that step yet.
Get social
Show us how you get involved in rugby and what is going on in your club or society by using the hashtag #EveryonesGame on social media, tag us @Scotlandteam. Got something to share with us? Email [email protected] with the details.
Our Rugby Development team are always here to help, get in touch with your regional contact here.
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