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Rarotonga teachers will gather again at the Takitumu School grounds today for the second session of cricket coaching.
Cook Islands Cricket Association held its first cricket coaching session with teachers on Tuesday afternoon with a great turnout of teachers eager to learn more about cricket in order to give their kids the best possible start in the sport.
Just about every child on the island has had the opportunity to play cricket through the ANZ cricket in schools programme.
The aim of coaching cricket to teachers is to promote sustainable junior involvement and development of the sport which Rarotonga children can’t get enough of.
Teachers who missed out on the first session are more than welcome to come along today and enjoy some fun cricket coaching for your future physical education classes.
The final session today will start at 3pm at Takitumu School.