Tatu Rugby

This International Youth Day, Tatu Rugby brought together 92 high school students for an inspiring mentorship workshop themed “Different Contexts, Common Aspirations”, focused on helping young people see what’s possible - on and beyond the pitch.

From conversations on careers, goal setting, and mental wellbeing to gender inclusion, sport, and positive decision-making, students heard from an incredible panel including Olympian and Kenya 7s international Vincent Onyala, DHL’s Teddy Salano, mental wellness specialist Griffin Chege, Program Manager Arsenath Oketeh, and Tatu Rugby alumni Lilian Adhiambo and Bruce Brian.

Their stories offered something powerful: proof that where you start doesn’t have to define where you go.

Our alumni also shared their journeys from Tatu Rugby to tertiary education and competitive rugby, showing how sport, education and mentorship can create pathways to new opportunities.

Because when young people are given the right support, they can see beyond what is possible today - and start building what comes next.

Strong partnerships create lasting impact.

We are proud to recognise St Andrews Rugby Football Club for their continued partnership and support of Tatu Rugby.

Through funds raised at the Saints 7s Tournament, this year's Keeping Girls in Rugby Tournament welcomed 1,611 girls - up from 1,200 last year. Their support also ensured every participant received stationery, sanitary products, refreshments, and mentorship throughout the day.

This award is a small token of our appreciation for a partnership that is opening doors for more girls through rugby, empowering them with confidence, education, and opportunities to thrive.

Thank you, St Andrews Rugby Football Club. We look forward to continuing this journey together.

More than a tournament. A lasting legacy.
The Stuart Dowsett Memorial Tournament once again brought together hundreds of young rugby players to honour Stuart Dowsett's legacy through the game he loved.

Beyond the competition, the tournament celebrated teamwork, resilience, and the power of rugby to inspire confidence, build character, and create brighter futures.

Thank you to Orbit Rinya Charity, the BBRFC Celtic Old Boys, and all our partners for believing in the power of sport to change lives and investing in the next generation.

Girls showed up. Girls led. Girls inspired.

Our Keeping Girls in Rugby tournament brought together talented young players for a day of exciting rugby, teamwork, and confidence-building. Watching these young athletes compete with confidence, determination, and resilience was a powerful reminder of why creating opportunities for girls in sport matters.

Every match showcased leadership, talent, and the growing impact of girls' rugby in our communities, highlighting the potential of the next generation of female athletes both on and off the pitch.

Tatu City

Join Us for She Plays, She Leads!

Get ready for a day of exciting rugby, teamwork, and inspiration at She Plays, She Leads!

This tournament will bring together hundreds of young players for competitive rugby, valuable life skills sessions, and an empowering showcase of girls' participation in sport.

Venue: Tatu Primary School
Date: 14 June 2026

Families, friends, and the wider community are invited to come support the next generation of rugby stars as they play, lead, and inspire both on and off the field.

Join us for a day filled with energy, talent, and community spirit as we continue creating opportunities for young people to learn, grow, and thrive through sport.

See you on the sidelines!

University of St Andrews Rugby Football Club

Great rugby, great sportsmanship, and an even greater sense of community.

This past weekend, Pembroke House hosted the Coulson Rendeavour Rugby Cup, bringing together young talent, passionate supporters, and the shared spirit that makes rugby such a powerful force for development.

We were proud to see Tatu Rugby, our grassroots rugby initiative, take to the field alongside Pembroke House in a day filled with teamwork, discipline, resilience, and healthy competition. As the biggest sponsor of Tatu Rugby, Tatu City remains committed to creating opportunities for young athletes to grow both on and off the pitch.

At Tatu City, we believe that sport is more than a game - it is a powerful tool for development, shaping character, building discipline, and uniting communities. Thank you to all the players, coaches, families, and fans who made the day a success.

Strong girls. Strong futures.

Our Keeping Girls in Rugby Fellowship is 10-week mentorship journey empowering girls (13–16) through rugby, leadership, and life skills.

This is more than a game, it’s about confidence, growth, and creating opportunities.