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Take Pride - Dragonball

Dragonball was invented by author JT Scott as a sport children and adults play in her “Sammy Rambles” books. Dragonball is a hybrid game where players use their hands or feet to throw, bounce, carry, kick and pass the seven dragonballs to score goals. It is a tactical game for social and competitive teamwork, fitness and entertainment. The ethos of Dragonball is to include everyone regardless of age, ability and it is a fun way to keep active, fit and healthy. Honesty, fair play and respect for everyone, on and off the pitch is essential. Dragonball is for everyone.

 

We are lucky enough to work with Amanda from Take Pride who is running the club for Year 2 this term. The club costs £3.50 per week – there will be 7 sessions, at a total cost of £24.50.

 

The dates for the club are as follows:

 

Wednesday 9th October

Wednesday 16th October

Wednesday 23rd October

PLEASE NOTE: NO CLUB ON 6TH NOVEMBER

Wednesday 13th November

Wednesday 20th November

Wednesday 27th November

Wednesday 4th December

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