St George schools host The Best You Can Be Blitz

Author: Dragons.com.au dragons.com.au
Timestamp: Wed 14 Feb 2024, 09:51 AM

The Dragons conducted 10 school visits across the St George area on Monday as a part of The Best You Can Be Blitz.

Alongside the NRL Development Team, members of the Dragons NRL and NRLW squads visited the schools to promote the importance of “being your best” through health and wellbeing.

Players emphasised the importance of the tools that they use to be at their best daily through a range of different topics such as sleep, diet, and physical activity.

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Keele Browne, Tara McGrath-West, Ben Hunt & Nick Tsougranis address the schoolkids at Carlton South Public School.

The children eagerly answering questions.

The schoolchildren participating in a game run by the players.

The players turning back the clock to their schooldays with the students of Carlton South.

Tara McGrath-West all smiles whilst signing the kids' workbooks.

St George junior Nick Tsougranis mingling with the students.

A couple of students posing with their 2024 The Best You Can Be workbooks.

A schoolkid collects an autograph from Keele Browne.

Plenty of fun had at Carlton South Public School.

Viliami Fifita & Hame Sele speak to the kids at Brighton-Le-Sands Public School.

The Brighton-Le-Sands kids learning how to be The Best You Can Be.

Viliami Fifita & Hame Sele helping the students be the best they can be.

St George junior Hame Sele says hello the schoolkids.

Some future Dragons working on their rugby league skills.

Some determined Brighton-Le-Sands students being put through their paces.

Hame Sele & Viliami Fifita pose with the students of Brighton-Le-Sands Public School.

St George Illawarra Dragons respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders peoples, where our games are played, our programs are conducted and in the communities we support.