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BIG SCREAMS FOR BENJI AND ADAM BLAIR AT SCHOOLS
By Wayne Cousins
14/02/2012 11:27:57 AM
Three big regions and more than 25,000 kids in three weeks is what Wests Tigers achieved with its very popular School Blitzes as part of the NRL Community Carnival.
In an enormous effort by the Wests Tigers NRL squad, the players travelled to schools in Southern Highlands and Balmain over the past fortnight before backing up today to visit 33 schools in the Campbelltown and Liverpool regions.
As per the Southern Highlands and Balmain School Blitzes, the players spoke about the ‘Rugby League Reads’ program, healthy lifestyles and promoting junior rugby league ahead of the Foundation Cup trial match against the Sydney Roosters at Campbelltown Stadium this Saturday night.
Wests Tigers five-eighth Benji Marshall and Adam Blair were greeted by loud screams from excited students at Campbelltown North, Campbelltown Public and Claymore Public Schools. Students also received Wests Tigers showbags.
Marshall enjoyed reading the story, ‘The Three Little Tigers’ based on the children’s novel The Three Little Pigs. This time, the characters named Benji, Robbie Farah and Lote Tuqiri had to fight off the big bad wolf in Manly winger David ‘Wolfman’ Williams to protect their new dressing rooms at Campbelltown Stadium.
Wests Tigers would like to thank the ARL Development Officers for their wonderful support and hard work in making all three school blitzes a tremendous success.
The following schools were visited by Wests Tigers today in the Campbelltown and Liverpool regions.
St Catherine of Siena
Dalmeney PS
Cecil Hills PS
St Thomas More
John Warby PS
Austral PS
Busby West PS
Campbelltown NTH
Campbelltown
Claymore
Macquarie Fields
Ingleburn PS
Holy Family PS
Lomandra School
Kentlyn PS
St John the Evangalist
The Grange PS
Sarah Redfern PS
Campbellfield PS
Thomas Acres PS
Mary Immaculate PS
Robert Townson PS
Casula PS
St Therese PS
Sadlier PS
Hinchinbrook PS
Ashcroft
Liverpool West
Campbell House School
Macarthur Adventist College
Glenwood PS
Thomas Hassall Anglican College
Bellfield College
By Wayne Cousins
14/02/2012 11:27:57 AM
Three big regions and more than 25,000 kids in three weeks is what Wests Tigers achieved with its very popular School Blitzes as part of the NRL Community Carnival.
In an enormous effort by the Wests Tigers NRL squad, the players travelled to schools in Southern Highlands and Balmain over the past fortnight before backing up today to visit 33 schools in the Campbelltown and Liverpool regions.
As per the Southern Highlands and Balmain School Blitzes, the players spoke about the ‘Rugby League Reads’ program, healthy lifestyles and promoting junior rugby league ahead of the Foundation Cup trial match against the Sydney Roosters at Campbelltown Stadium this Saturday night.
Wests Tigers five-eighth Benji Marshall and Adam Blair were greeted by loud screams from excited students at Campbelltown North, Campbelltown Public and Claymore Public Schools. Students also received Wests Tigers showbags.
Marshall enjoyed reading the story, ‘The Three Little Tigers’ based on the children’s novel The Three Little Pigs. This time, the characters named Benji, Robbie Farah and Lote Tuqiri had to fight off the big bad wolf in Manly winger David ‘Wolfman’ Williams to protect their new dressing rooms at Campbelltown Stadium.
Wests Tigers would like to thank the ARL Development Officers for their wonderful support and hard work in making all three school blitzes a tremendous success.
The following schools were visited by Wests Tigers today in the Campbelltown and Liverpool regions.
St Catherine of Siena
Dalmeney PS
Cecil Hills PS
St Thomas More
John Warby PS
Austral PS
Busby West PS
Campbelltown NTH
Campbelltown
Claymore
Macquarie Fields
Ingleburn PS
Holy Family PS
Lomandra School
Kentlyn PS
St John the Evangalist
The Grange PS
Sarah Redfern PS
Campbellfield PS
Thomas Acres PS
Mary Immaculate PS
Robert Townson PS
Casula PS
St Therese PS
Sadlier PS
Hinchinbrook PS
Ashcroft
Liverpool West
Campbell House School
Macarthur Adventist College
Glenwood PS
Thomas Hassall Anglican College
Bellfield College
