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The Brewin Dolphin Scottish Schools Cup exists to give young rugby players the opportunity to play, enjoy and compete in rugby matches for their school. The competition is run at two age levels – under-16 and under-18 – for boys and under-15 and under-18 for girls. Over two hundred schools have signed up to take part in 2011.
The competitions are structured to give schools the chance to face local opposition of a similar skill level, with teams given the chance to earn a place in national knock-out rounds and the opportunity to win the silverware on offer. 
Under 16 Winners 2010-11
The Edinburgh Academy | 
Under 18 Winners 2010-11
Stewart's Melville College |
BOYS’ COMPETITION
Sixteen school teams are taking part in the under-18 and under-16 Cup competition this season, with a straight knock-out format pitting local and national rivals against each other.
Click here to see how the U18 Cup competition has progressed.
Click here to see how the U16 Cup competition has progressed. Bowl & Plate Competitions
A new format for the Plate and Bowl competitions is giving school teams an increased number of fixtures to play, allowing them to develop the game of rugby and face their local rivals. Schools that are new to rugby will be able to challenge each other as well as some more established teams. Brewin Dolphin Schools’ Cup Final
An early Christmas present is on offer at Murrayfield with four school teams fighting it out for the Brewin Dolphin School’s Cup; the Final takes place on Saturday 26 November at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh. Under 16 Cup Final
Dollar Academy v George Watson’s College
Saturday 26 November, 4pm, International Pitch Under 18 Cup Final
The Edinburgh Academy v George Watson's College
Saturday 26 November, 6pm, International Pitch FREE ENTRY for all supporters, with unreserved seating in the West Stand. Turnstiles open from 2:30pm with free car parking available in the Saughtonhall Car Park on a first-come first-served basis. A range of hot food, snacks and drinks will be available to purchase, however alcoholic drinks will not be on sale to supporters. The Scottish Rugby Superstore will be open during the afternoon and spectators will have the opportunity to spot themselves on the big screens inside the stadium. GIRLS’ COMPETITION
Teams will move through the Brewin Dolphin Girls’ Cup competition by playing qualifying tournaments in their local region, followed by a seeded knock-out contest that matches teams up with competition on an appropriate level, in either the Cup or Bowl competition.
Teams that are new to rugby can take part in a festival in their region, giving them the chance to enjoy their rugby, bond as a team and test their progress. The Brewin Dolphin Girls’ Cup is open to schools, rugby clubs and also to composite teams.
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