with Sam Rippington, Head Coach Cambridge University
School Cricket has evolved significantly in recent years, with a greater emphasis on fast-paced, engaging and inclusive coaching. This course is designed for teachers with little or no recent experience of playing or coaching the game, as well as those looking to refresh and modernise their approach. Delegates will learn how to deliver enjoyable, progressive sessions that develop skills, build confidence and ensure every pupil can experience success. Practical teaching strategies will make the game accessible to younger and lower ability players, while providing appropriate challenge for more able pupils. The course also covers the key rules and officiating skills needed to lead school practices and matches with confidence.
Head Coach Cambridge University
Sam Rippington is the current Head Coach at Cambridge University and also the Performance Coach for Hertfordshire Cricket. Sam is a former first class cricketer who now coaches both boys and girls cricket of all abilities and age groups.
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