THE RUGBY CENTURIONS
FOUNDATION
The Rugby Centurions Foundation is a not for profit organisation that celebrates those players who have won 100 International Test Caps or more for their country. As one entity, the iconic players pledge to educate, motivate, and inspire the next generation. The Foundation achieves this by helping young people develop essential leadership skills, enabling them to build positive and productive futures.
Our Purpose
We use our values to help young people become more resilient and get the best opportunities to build a positive and rewarding future. Our mission is to reach more than 10,000 young people before the Rugby World Cup in 2023.
CREATING LEADERS FOR
THE FUTURE
The Future Leaders Program enables students between the ages of 16-19 to unlock their leadership potential through live digital coaching and online learning. We achieve this by using the expertise of the Rugby Centurions, leadership coaches and business leaders to build tools and tactics that students can implement immediately.
Unlocking your Leadership Potential
Not everyone is a born leader, but everyone has the ability to unlock their leadership potential with the right guidance. In the hands of the right tutors, and in the ideal environment, you could realise your full potential and change the course of your life. Our Future Leaders Programme can help young people aged 16-19 […]
Bryan Habana: How MatchKit is Making a Difference
The transition from professional sport can be a demanding challenge, and it is no different for the men and women of the Rugby Centurions Club. This week, the Club caught up with South African legend Bryan Habana, who is pictured here on a Laureus Sports Foundation project. No, Bryan is not about to enter the […]
The Birth of International Rugby
Rugby Centurions Club is celebrating 150 years of international rugby as we approach the anniversary of the first international between Scotland and England, which took place on the 27th March 1871 at Raeburn Place. Scotland took on England in front of a crowd of 4,000 people and, the home nation won the encounter by two […]
