Rugby Education refers to the structured teaching and learning of the sport of rugby, encompassing various aspects such as its rules, techniques, tactics, physical fitness, and team dynamics. It aims to develop players’ skills, understanding of the game, and overall performance, whether at amateur or professional levels. Rugby Education can take place in schools, clubs, academies, and through formal coaching programs that emphasize both practical training and theoretical knowledge. It also encompasses the promotion of values inherent in rugby, such as teamwork, respect, and discipline, ultimately contributing to the personal development of individuals involved in the sport.