PRIMARY SCHOOLS EVENTS
Entry Details
- Primary School County Championships are £70 per team (not per school) to enter.
- Primary School Regional Championships are £70 per team (not per school) for qualified teams.
- Primary School National Championships are £70 per team (not per school) for qualified teams.
Girls Events start at the Regional Round, with the top teams qualifying for Primary Girls Finals which takes place at Kettering Arena on the 20th of May 2027.
Entry fees will be invoiced upon confirmation of your entry directly to the bursar details you provide. By entering a Schools Championship each team will get access to Introduction to School Dodgeball online course for one member of staff.
Entry for County Rounds can be found below. Entries will be allocated on a first come first serve basis and limited to 2 teams per school at each competition, additional entries will be placed on a waiting list, if there is enough interest a second competition may be added for the area.
If you can no longer attend a competition, please notify James as soon as possible. Refunds will be issued in-line with our Refund and Cancellation Policy
Attending players are encouraged to sign up for a free Junior Membership.
Junior Membership comes with the following benefits:
- Discounts on British Dodgeball Official Merchandise
- Opportunity to compete in British Dodgeball Leagues and Events
26-27 County Championship
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| Event | Venue | Date | |
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| Hampshire Primary County Championship | Peter Symonds College SO22 6RX |
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| Tees Valley Primary County Championship | St Bedes Sixth Form College TS23 3HB |
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| North Lincolnshire Primary County Championship | John Leggott College DN17 1DS |
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| West Surrey Primary County Championship | Twickenham School |
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| South Somerset Primary County Championship | Bucklers Mead Academy |
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| West Sussex Primary County Championship | Chichester High School |
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| Norwich Primary County Championship | University of East Anglia |
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| West of England Primary County Championship | Orchard School Bristol |
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| Essex Primary County Championship | USP College - Palmers |
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| Mid Devon Primary County Championship | Tiverton High School |
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| Gloucestershire Primary County Championship | Cirencester College |
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| North Sussex Primary County Championship | K2 Crawley |
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Primary Schools Girls Events
Championship Path Way
Primary Schools Championship Pathway
The British Dodgeball Primary Schools Championship provides an exciting opportunity for young players to represent their school on a national stage through a clear and competitive pathway.
1. County Rounds
The journey begins at the County Round, where schools from across each county compete for a place in the next stage. The winning team from each County Round will qualify for the Regional Rounds, runners up may be invited to the next round.
2. Regional Rounds
Regional Rounds will be held across the four regions of England:
North
Midlands – Nottingham Trent University Tuesday 15th June 2027
South West
South East
The top 6 teams from each Regional Round will progress to the National Finals.
Schools should attend the Regional Round allocated to their area. However, if there is a valid reason, they may request to attend a different Regional Round. This request will be reviewed by British Dodgeball but is not guaranteed to be approved.
Girls Primary Champs start at the Regional Round. In the 2026/27 Season the aim is to deliver 10 events across England with the National Finals taking place at Arena Kettering on 19th May 2027.
3. National Finals
The top 24 teams in the country will qualify for the Primary Schools National Finals on Friday 9th July 2027. Here, the best primary school dodgeball teams from across the country will compete for the title of National Champions.
Rules, Regs and Code of Conduct
All competitions will follow the full U11 rules. Some competitions may be played with a change to the timings in order to fit into the available time at the host school/college.
The Primary School Quick Start Rules provide a summary of the full British Dodgeball rules, but teachers are encouraged to check the full rules document for clarification.
Teams can have a maximum of 10 players, at the start of a set six players should be on court, with a minimum of two girls and two boys in this six at the start of a set.
Where possible we ask schools not to bring spectators to county and regional rounds, unless the event coordinators states otherwise, as there is limited space available at these events. Spectators will be allowed at the National Finals.
British Dodgeball School Regulations
