About Us

Llwchwr Schools was formed over thirty years ago. The founders were Raymond Beech ( now President of the Welsh Schools Rugby Union). and the late Howell Williams ( both of whom were local headmasters).
Below is a list of the Schools in our District

As you can see, the districts are made up of a group of schools. Boys and girls from each school are eligible to play for their District. Those who are chosen to represent their District will play other districts from across Wales throughout the season. The matches are 15-a-side on a full size rugby pitch. The games usually take place on a Saturday, with some midweek games during the season.

Training is on a Thursday at Gorseinon RFC from 5.15pm - 6.30pm. If for any reason training is cancelled, then the website will be updated accordingly, if you do not hear from us then assume training is on.

As the season progresses, the players get the chance to 'step up' to the next level to represent the 'Swansea County' side. The side is an amalgamation of Llwchwr District and Swansea Schoolboys (Swansea District). Players from this side can be selected to play for West Wales.

 

 

Mr. Ray Beech

Founder and current chairman, also the former headteacher of Tregwyr Junior School

 

Mr. Damien Beech

 Secretary and Headteacher 

 

 

Mr. Dave Townsend 

 Head Coach.

Mr Townsend has a WRU Level one coaching certificate

 

Mr. Paul Curtis

Coach

 Mr. Jason Tanner

Admin

WRU & LLWCHWR SCHOOLS DISTRICT RUGBY

We aim to create an enjoyable environment for all juniors who wish to take part in rugby and social activities for the District.
We emphasise that children/young people have the right to be safe, secure and free from threat.
We acknowledge that children/young people have the right to be treated with respect and for their concerns to be listened to and acted upon.
We will ensure that junior members have specific programmes and facilities designated for them, with adequate supervision.
We have procedures in place to help any young person who requests help and support on a confidential basis, in issues relating to Child Protection.
We will ensure that staff and volunteers working with children/young people are aware of the WRU Code for Those Working with Children in Rugby.

CODE OF CONDUCT.

# Players may not be selected to play a match if they have not attended the previous Training Session.
# Notice of non-attendance must be given.
# Players will be expected to play in different positions subject to the needs of the team.
# Players must respect Referees, Staff, Coaches and Volunteers at all times.
# Players must attend matches wearing Team jackets and polo shirts.
# Players are representing the District and must behave accordingly.
# Parents must respect the Referees and Coaches.
# Referees and Coaches decisions must not be questioned.
# Parents must not enter the changing rooms before matches.

Child Protection is about putting in place the best possible practices and procedures, this will protect not only the child but also you, the adult. If you have any comments on this guideline or require any further support or guidance relating to children and young persons please contact the WRU Child Protection Line on.
WRU Child Protection Unit
The Welsh Rugby Union
1st Floor Golate House
101 St. Mary Street
Cardiff CF10 1GE
WRU Child Protection Line: 029 2082 2455
WRU Out of Hours Mobile: 07738 311 366
Email: childprotection@wru.co.uk
WRU CP Jan 06