You're an idiot. You don't know how schools work at all. Almost no schools OFFER sports of any kind. Most schools just put teams together if they are invited to compete in competitions or tournaments and this is usually driven by the sport and taken on by a teacher or parent.
But when there is a competition available and kids want to play and they are even willing to do the work themselves, as in this example, and the school does everything in its power to discourage and even prevent it from happening ít's pretty evident that there is an anti-league agenda. The stories that have come out of NZ over the years about the way RL is treated there aren't a series of myths. When Sam Stewart says he had to register under a different name to play RL because he couldn't let his school know he played RL for fear of the ramifications, that's not a lie. When people say they wanted to play RL and the school kept resources that already existed away from the RL players and then banned them when they found their own, that's not a normal response from a school. Where there's smoke there's fire and there's a shit load of smoke when it comes to the treatment of RL in NZ schools over many, many years.
