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Return to Rugby timeline for the domestic game has been published today (26 March) Click here to view the Return to Rugby timeline document. Scottish Rugby's Return to Rugby timeline webinar, can be viewed by clicking here. To view current Return to Rugby guidance, click here.   The club runs a very successful "50" Club with an average 100 members each month and this raises a sum in the region of £1,000 per annum, which helps pay for travel costs, making the "50" Club a major source of fund-raising for the club and as such the continued support of existing members is of vital importance.
We would also like to increase the number to reach the 150 if at all possible. There is a monthly draw of the existing members which takes place at each monthly committee meeting. Each member pays £2.00 per share per month with 50% of the income going out in prizes. You may take as many shares as you wish. If you are not a member please complete the bankers order below and return it to Olga Burton, Raasay, Grainpark, Kirkwall KW15 1UL or alternatively you may send a cheque for £24.00 for each share you wish, or you can set up a Standing Order, this will ensure your place in the monthly draws for one year. Please email quantity of shares to treasurer@orkneyrfc.co.uk if not sending back the below form. Cheques should be made payable to Orkney Rugby Football Club and sent along with the form to me. N.B. Those who filled in a bankers order in the past need not do anything, unless of course you wish to purchase more shares. Click below to download a suitable version of the form: Thanks to Rob Cliad Farm for Orkney's extreme sport challenge nomination for DoddieAid.
Here at Dragon HQ we decided to take the challenge and do something a little different. Here is the Orkney Dragons extreme slip and slide. It looks like a beautiful day but I can assure you it was extremely cold and windy! Thanks to everyone involved!! GET INVOLVED: Sign up to the North & Midlands team at https://doddieaid.com/ - log your exercise and show them how its done! 
Orkney RFC are holding a "Walk to Talk" event, starting from the clubhouse from 6pm on Sunday 13th December. The idea being to set off in pairs, have a yarn & catchup. If you are interested please register using the Eventbrite link to give us an idea of numbers & if you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact Orkney RDO, John Cairns at rdo@orkneyrfc.co.uk. Keep an eye on the weather and check here or social media for updates.  The Junior membership forms have been updated for the new season. You can complete them online or download & print them at home.
Please also ensure you complete the medical & photographic consent forms and return them to the coach or membership convenor, whose details can be found on the relevant forms or the club's Contacts Page. Parents are reminded that they must also complete a SCRUMS registration for each child if they haven’t already done so.  Are you missing rugby? Suffering from the lockdown blues?
Here’s your chance to reminisce about past adventures with a copy of the 50th Anniversary Book. The remaining uncollected books have been returned to sale and with Christmas approaching it’s an ideal time to grab one of the last copies There are only a few books left, so if you know someone who would like one as a Christmas, Birthday or Anniversary gift you can get one at the Orcadian Bookshop in Kirkwall or from Ian Carse. Each book covers the full history of the club as well as all the match facts and statistics throughout its history, and there is an abundance of photos of all the Club’s teams from its inception until the end of last season. A book only costs £25 and each purchase makes a good contribution to the Club’s funds during this trying (pun intended!) time. The books need to be all sold to avoid the club being out of pocket, so if there’s somebody you know who still doesn’t have a copy, please pop down to the Orcadian Bookshop or call or text Ian Carse on 878339 or O7415 680706 and leave your contact details. You can also reserve a book by sending Ian an email. Help your Club, Buy a Book, and give someone a wonderful present!! ***All members and supporters.***
The SRU have announced to end the current competitive season for 20/21. Given the current circumstances we feel that this is the correct decision. At the moment our main concern must be the safety of our community. We would like to thank all the sponsors, social and playing members who have continued to support us throughout this difficult time. As we are a tier 1 area we will continue to train across all age groups as long as regulations allow us to do so. We are taking all the appropriate safety measures to keep our players/coaches safe and will continue to do so. We would like to thank all the players who have been back playing and for following the guidance. We feel it is important for the club to offer a training opportunity for our club members for the their health and well-being. As disappointing as it is to have no competitive rugby this season, the main thing is that everyone is safe and we can get everyone back to play the following season. Thank you to everyone for all their support. We will keep you updated with any further changes. Orkney rugby football club Today marks the beginning of this years Scottish Women & Girls in Sport Week. This week provides an opportunity to throw a spotlight on women and girls participation in sport and physical activity. Rugby is currently one of the fastest growing sports, but it doesn’t come without its barrier. Here at Orkney Rugby Football Club, we want women and girls to get involved in rugby, either for the first time or returning after a break! A very fitting video to share on the run up to the return of the Women’s Six Nations. Make sure and tune in tomorrow for Scotland v France at 2:20 on BBC Alba, and see for yourself what women can do. Thank you to those from the Women’s Scottish Rugby team who did their bit for the video! The amazing poem featured in this video was written by one of our own, Paige Archibald. #womenandgirlsinsportweek2020 #iamenough #SheCanSheWill
 As the club looks to take our first few steps forward we have set the following protocols out for a return of senior rugby.
We are continuing to plan for a gradual return of all sections of the club. Thanks, Brian Lanni and Gary Nicolson ORFC President and Chairman
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