Rugby "brawlers" punishments

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Interesting how each school is dealing with their "rugby brawlers".

KELSTON BOYS' HIGH SCHOOL

The five 1st XV players must:

Address school assembly to explain why their actions were inappropriate.

Complete eight hours' of community service at Waikumete Cemetery and a further eight hours at the school.

Attend anger management sessions.

Participate in mentoring sessions.

Sign good behaviour contracts.

The two 2nd XV players must:

Perform eight hours' community service at Waikumete Cemetery and 16 hours at the school.

Attend anger management course.

Participate in mentoring sessions.

Complete six months on a good behaviour bond.

Be placed on a "daily conduct book".

AUCKLAND GRAMMAR SCHOOL

Four students must:

Complete a counselling and mentoring programme at school (completed last week).

Enrol in an AUT self-management/goal setting course to complete at their leisure.

Perform community service during the school's two-day mid-term break.

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