Blog Archive

Taking a group of young skiers away can be a daunting prospect, so here are out top tips to consider when planning your prep school’s ski trip.

Youth teams have been touring the Netherlands for decades, so what makes this country such a great destination for our young sportspeople? Let’s take a look…

With the 6 Nations over for another year, Mike Penistone looks at the state of each of the major Northern Hemisphere teams and what might need to change ahead of the World Cup later this year.

Ireland win the 6 Nations, whilst England need to regroup with the World Cup on the horizon. Mike Penistone looks at what England needs to do next.

The 2022-23 ski season has been our most hotly anticipated yet; the first year for many schools to head back to the mountains since the pandemic abruptly ended the 2019-20 season 3 whole years ago; so how is it going so far? Now that the peak of February half term has come and gone, we thought we should take a look at some highlights from our groups that have skied with us so far this season!

An oft used phrase concerns players running hard and straight, as power running.

Indeed, in the demolition of England by France. The phrase, “England succumbed to the power running of the French forwards,” was frequently used.

Now is the time for the 7-point try.

Our experienced team have been organising school ski trips for years, here are a few things we've learnt along the way

The departure room at the RFU is empty, but will it soon be filled with more than one?

New alliance offers skiers acces to over 300km of pistes on 1 lift pass

Ireland wins its first ever test series in New Zealand - but with the World Cup on the horizon, where do New Zealand go from here? Meanwhile, England wins in Australia - Mike Penistone looks at both series and asks what the impacts of each one will be.

Ireland triumph in New Zealand whilst a reenergised and resolute England overcome the Green and Golds.