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Sale Grammar School
The latest lucky School to receive 30 complimentary tickets to a Sale Sharks game were Sale Grammar School.
They were invited to the Sharks vs Scarlets match on Saturday 4th February.
Sale Grammar have recently revived their rugby programme by putting new enthusiasm into their teams, more fixtures have been arranged, pupils have been taken to Edgeley Park, a Sharks player has taken part in a visit and they have started to take part in the Sharks Connections Programme.
The School has also teamed up with Ben Cohen MBE in a campaign to target and raise awareness of bullying.
The Ben Cohen StandUp foundation targets bullying, bystander bullying and homophobia. Ben will be paying a visit to Sale Grammar to conduct a talk about these issues.
To participate in the Printerland.co.uk / Lexmark Promote Rugby Programme then please contact Lisa Taylor on 0845 130 1992.
A Printer that can unprint?
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have discovered a new way in which to recycle paper that has been printed on.
The process uses long and ultrashort pulsed lasers that can remove content that has been laser printed.
It can be 20 times as efficient as conventional paper recycling and only half the carbon emissions.
“Here come the girls” is a new tag ruby initiative for secondary school girls who wish to increase their enjoyment and understanding of playing rugby.
The programme is run in conjunction with Manchester rugby club’s Under 15s girl team and involved sessions being run showing the new recruits how exciting, fun and action packed participating in the game of rugby is.
Danny Carlton and Richard Spencer who are part of the Sharks Community Coaches team have ran five weeks of tag-rugby sessions in schools around the local area. These schools included Cheadle Hulme School, Stockport Grammar, Bramhall High and Wilmslow High School. In total they have seen over a hundred girls taking part in the sessions.
Further to these sessions, the girls who took part were invited to Manchester Rugby Club to take part in full training sessions which would also lead to them taking part in matches.
They welcomed 20 new participants with at least one girl per school that they had visited. On the back of this response more and more girls are pursuing their interest in the game.
For their commitment and effort for attending the sessions through bitter weather, Manchester Rugby Club gave two complementary tickets to each girl that attended the sessions at the rugby club for the Sharks vs Exeter Chiefs game.
The allocation of tickets were donated by Printerland as part of our Community Programme in partnership with Lexmark.
Burnage Rugby Club hosted the Sale Sharks Under 19 Colts Sevens festival. Teams from all over the North West competed in the event which was refereed by members of the Manchester Society of Referees.
Printerland.co.uk and our partner Lexmark, donated complimentary tickets to all teams entering the festival to the Sharks vs Tigers match.
The winners of the festival were Lymm RFC, and they were congratulated at half time on the pitch by Andrew Sheridan and Scott Matthie.
