Education
The World Rugby Museum’s education facilities predominantly comprise its ‘Workshops and Seminars’ programme.
Workshops involve a series of hands-on, curriculum-focused active-learning sessions, such as: ‘Rugby Strips & Textiles’, ‘What Kind of Rugby Player Are You?’ and ‘How to be a Rugby Fitness Coach’.
Seminars are delivered by professionals from within the Rugby Football Union and include: ‘Twickenham Control’, ‘Commercial Twickenham’ and ‘Pro Sports Coaching’.
‘Workshops and Seminars’ received the Sandford Award for Heritage Education in 2010.
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