Can I learn at my own pace?

Yes! Our courses are set up so you can start, pause and return to your learning at times which are convenient to you. There is no time limit to compete the course in. The only exception to this is the online Level 2 course, which is made up of 2 webinars and lessons to complete before/after certain points, but this is all clearly marked.

Who developed this course?

Our courses are developed by teaching and coaching professionals from around the world, led by a Physical Education specialist teacher and international dodgeball coach from the UK. The WDBF Coaching Committee endorses the courses we develop to ensure the contents are of high value to dodgeball specialists and generalist sports educators alike.

What are the technology requirements to take this course?

Any device with access to a browser can access this course in its entirety. No additional software (e.g., word processors) or hardware is needed, unless explicitly stated (such as recording equipment for the online Level 2 course). We recommend using Google Chrome to complete the course, although it should be compatible with all browsers.

Who is this course for?

Our courses are aimed at:Anyone wanting to learn more about dodgeballPhysical Education teachersGeneralist sports coachesDodgeball coachesDodgeball players wanting to learn more about another code of the sportIt can be completed by anyone of any age, although it is recommended each learner is aged 13+. Anyone aged under 18 should get permission from a parent or guardian before signing up to online learning on this site.

What are the terms & conditions of purchasing a course?

Please see our refund & cancellation policy on our Policies page for more information.

British Dodgeball Secondary Schools Championships – The Story So Far

December 18, 2023

In the 2022/23 season British Dodgeball hosted the first secondary school championships pathway for students under 13 years of age. After 5 regional events across the UK the first national secondary finals competition took place in the summer at Fenton Manor in Stoke. After a thrilling competition Wellington School from Manchester won the tournament and took home the first secondary school championship trophy and gold medals.

This season in 2023/24 we have expanded our regional events to reach even more areas of the UK through 12 tournaments. Two events have already been completed and we have 4 schools qualified for the National Finals in the Summer – Walton Priory Middle School and Tytherington School who finished in the top 2 spots in Stoke. Swanmore College and Priestlands School who placed highest in Winchester. We have witnessed some very exciting matches already and are very excited for the remaining regional events.

We have 9 events taking place in 2024:

West Midlands – Wolverhampton

East – Suffolk

South East – Essex

North West – Manchester

North West – Penrith

South East – Hertfordshire

North East – Middlesbrough

South West – Bridgwater

East Midlands – Derby

There are spaces available so head to our Secondary Schools Competition hub on the website to complete your entry form. www.britishdodgeball.org/secondary-school-competitions/

If you have any questions on the Secondary Schools Championships get in touch with James – James@BritishDodgeball.com