SECONDARY SCHOOLS EVENTS (Y7/8)

Entry Details

  1. Secondary School Regional Championships are £70 per team (not per school).
  2. Secondary School National Championships are £70 per team (not per school) for qualified teams.

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 the British Dodgeball Introduction to School Dodgeball online course and the British Dodgeball Introduction to Officiating Dodgeball online course for two members of staff on each course.

Entries for the Secondary School Championships go live in September 2025. Entry deadlines are listed by each competition.

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

25-26 Regional Championships

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Event Venue Date
Staffordshire Secondary Championship Stoke City College
  • November 27, 2025 10:15 am
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Derbyshire Secondary Championship Chellaston Academy
  • December 8, 2025 10:15 am
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Essex Secondary Championship USP College - Palmers
  • January 26, 2026 10:15 am
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Somerset Secondary Championship Bridgwater College Academy
  • February 6, 2026 10:15 am
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Bristol Secondary Championship St Mary Redcliffe and Temple School
  • March 10, 2026 10:15 am
Register

Championship Pathway

Primary Schools Championship Pathway

ROUND 1 – REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

British Dodgeball will aim to host 13 regional championships from October 2025 through to June 2026. British Dodgeball staff and referees will manage and coordinate the Regional Championships.

ROUND 2 – NATIONAL FINALS

Top placing schools from the Regional Championships will progress to the National Finals. British Dodgeball staff and referees will manage and coordinate the National Finals.

More details will be made available soon.

Rules, Regulations and Code of Conduct

All competitions will follow the full U13 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 Secondary 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. There is no requirement to have mixed gender teams.

Where possible we ask schools not to bring spectators to 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 Championship Regulations

British Dodgeball Regulations

British Dodgeball Code of Conduct

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