Schools across the country have been encouraged to get into the spirit of Multicultural Round by designing their own jersey as part of a unique competition.
The competition coincides with Multicultural Round and Harmony Week and the initiative calls on students to showcase their creativity and celebrate cultural diversity by submitting their own hand-drawn jersey design.
Students will also be required to write a short explanation describing the significance of their jersey and what makes it special.
Entries will be judged across three age groups and the winners will see their design come to life on a custom-made jersey.
Entries are now open! Entries MUST be submitted by a teacher.
Competition Overview
Starting Monday, 16 March, students are encouraged to create a jersey design that reflects their culture or the vibrant spirit of Multicultural Round and Harmony Week. Selected designs may even be brought to life on a custom jersey.
How schools can enter
- Download and print the A4 jersey design template.
- Students complete their hand‑drawn design and include a short explanation of its significance. Please ensure their name and year level are clearly noted. (Entries must be hand‑drawn—no photographs or NRL logos.)
- The submitting teacher must be a registered 2026 NRL School Ambassador.
- Complete form & upload the finished design as a PDF.
- Entries will be judged on creativity across three age groups: K–2, 3–6, and 7–8.
Each winner will receive one custom jersey featuring their winning design.
Schools are encouraged to share their students’ entries on social media and tag @playrugbyleague on Facebook and Instagram.
Entries close Thursday, 2 April at 11:59pm AEDT. Terms and conditions apply
