Hills Rugby

Last updated April 2026

Hills Rugby in Baulkham Hills is where local kids fall in love with rugby—no experience needed. The club’s junior program turns first-timers into confident players through fun drills, small-sided games, and a strong focus on teamwork. Every session is built around high-energy games that keep children engaged, whether they’re chasing a try or mastering a spin pass. Coaches create a supportive environment where kids cheer each other on, making it easy for shy players to step into the spotlight. Parents love that rugby teaches discipline, fitness, and fair play while keeping kids active and smiling. It’s the kind of place where friendships form on the field and confidence grows week by week. **What to Bring** Wear comfortable sports clothes and sturdy shoes. Bring a water bottle, sunscreen, and a hat. Pack a towel and a change of clothes—muddy knees are part of the fun. A rugby ball isn’t needed, but a mouthguard is recommended for older kids in contact sessions. **Best Age Range** Perfect for 5–12 year olds. Younger siblings can join the mini rugby sessions designed for 3–5 year olds. **Good to Know** Training fees vary by age group—check the website for current rates. No booking is required for casual sessions, but register online before the first visit. Free parking is available at Yattenden Park. Training runs after school on weekdays and Saturday mornings. **Nearby** Grab a coffee and a snack at *The Coffee Club* in Castle Hill after training. The *Baulkham Hills Library* has a great kids’ section for quiet downtime. **Tips From Other Parents** Arrive 10 minutes early to meet the coaches and let the kids settle in. Bring a spare pair of socks—the kids always seem to step in puddles. Stick around for the mini games at the end; the parents’ sideline becomes a cheering squad.