OVER the last couple of weeks, and for the remainder of Term 2, Bulahdelah Central School students from both Primary and Secondary have the opportunity to participate in a Rugby League Program run by former student Tim Browne.

Tim is a retired NRL (National Rugby League) player, having played in the junior program for the South Sydney Rabbitohs.

He later played for the Manly Sea Eagles and the Canterbury Bulldogs before finishing his career at the Penrith Panthers in 2018.

Tim now operates his own successful Rugby League program, inspiring young people to dream big!

“His passion is working with the next generation of players and teaching them everything he has learnt throughout his career,” said BCS teacher Ashlee Styles.

“Our students are extremely fortunate to have Tim here, guiding and teaching them fundamental movement skills that are transferable across many different sports.

He has and will continue to provide enjoyable and engaging training sessions that will enable our students to not only develop movement skills, but also coordination, speed, focus, determination and sportsmanship.”

BCS student Blake Matheson said, “I think it’s cool that a former NRL player comes to our school to help us with different tackling, passing and fitness drills.”

Charlie Matheson said, “I look forward to Fridays to be trained by a former NRL player.

“Tim is really nice and he is helping us to learn more about the game.”

In Week 9 this term the Secondary school participates in the annual Chris Hoare Cup against Gloucester High School.

Tim will be acting as our coach for those rugby league teams, guiding and assisting BCS students to produce their best performance possible.

Attachment 1 8010 Tim Browne with students
Attachment 2 9651 Tim Browne with students
Attachment 3 9096 Kalel Davis (Year 1)
Attachment 4 8022 Jordana Gordon (Year 2)
Attachment 5 8018 Tim Browne with Primary Students