The Inclusive Sport for All Ages and Abilities
Dragonball is a multi-skill sport where players use their hands and feet to kick, throw and pass the Dragonballs in teams to score goals. There are two teams, two goals and seven Dragonballs in each game. Games can be played running, at walking pace, in wheelchairs, and the game adapts to the age and abilities of the players. Dragonball is the sport played in the “Sammy Rambles” series of books written by JT Scott.
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Dragonball Sports Creative Director and Founder, Jenny Leggott said, “We wanted to create an inclusive sport with a powerful positive message, there’s no ‘you’re not good enough’ or ‘we don’t want you on our team’, Dragonball is a unique sport that brings people together and it’s a great way to keep active, fit and healthy, to make friends and work together to score goals.”
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“Playing Dragonball in the holiday club was a great success with 100% participation from all the children. From past experience it is difficult to get everyone interested and involved in sport but Dragonball certainly delivered. We actually have the children asking to play it again. As for the game itself I found it very good with different aspects of the National Curriculum we can introduce to schools. It really does tick all the boxes required to be a productive session. Covering basic Agility, Balance, Co-ordination (ABC’s), throwing & catching, movement and spatial awareness, team work and what I noticed further into the session was the communication between team mates. We will certainly take this into schools.” – Plymouth Argyle Community Trust
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Away from the sports field, Dragonball Education offers children the opportunity to explore limitless possibilities using their own creativity and imagination, expressing themselves through words, movement, music and craft in a stand-alone workshop session or as part of a six week creative learning programme.![]()
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Dragonball’s educational resources are created by education professionals in line with the curriculum and there’s also the opportunity for SEND children to improve their mental and physical wellbeing through creative workshops as well as games on the sports pitch.![]()
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Using examples from the Sammy Rambles books, children build skills in layers using a holistic approach to learning that includes every child, enhancing their reading comprehension, grammar and phonics, giving them tools and confidence to excel. These English interventions complement Dragonball on the sports field, engaging children of all ages and abilities in both sport and literacy.![]()
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Find out more at www.dragonball.uk.com
Dragonball is a multi-skill sport where players use their hands and feet to kick, throw and pass the Dragonballs in teams to score goals.![]()
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There are two teams, two goals and seven Dragonballs in each game.![]()
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Games can be played to points or to time, with players running, at walking pace, or in wheelchairs, and the game adapts to the age and abilities of the players.![]()
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Dragonball can be played indoors or outdoors, all year round!
Get Started Playing Dragonball! You can find the Dragonball rules and how to set up Dragonball games online at www.dragonball.uk.com/how-to-play/
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