DragonballSport

19/06/2026

How to win a Dragonball from another player:

- To take possession, you pull the other player’s Dragon Tail. Both players stop on the spot.

- The player who pulled the tail exchanges it for the Dragonball and re-enters the game.

- The player whose tail was removed holds it in the air and calls for help from their team.

- A teammate comes over and reattaches the tail so they can jump straight back into play.

No tackling. No blocking. No contact.

19/06/2026

🐉 Dragonball Lights Up South Ossett Infants Academy! 🐉
What a fantastic morning of movement, teamwork and energy at South Ossett Infants Academy, where EYFS, Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 all took part in their Dragonball experience.

From the youngest pupils discovering the excitement of chasing Dragon Tails, to confident Year 2s showing brilliant teamwork and quick reactions, every child threw themselves into the fun. The pitch was buzzing with smiles, encouragement and that wonderful “we can do this!” spirit!

Dragonball is designed for every child.

💛 Inclusive play
💛 Building confidence
💛 Developing physical literacy
💛 Celebrating effort and teamwork

A huge well done to all the young Dragons for your enthusiasm and brilliant attitudes. South Ossett Infants - you were amazing today! 🔥✨

19/06/2026

🐉 Dragonball Takes Over Middlestown Primary Academy! 🐉

What an incredible day of whole‑school engagement at Middlestown Primary Academy. Every year group got stuck in, showing teamwork, confidence and brilliant sportsmanship as they learned new Dragonball skills and cheered each other on.

From lightning‑fast reactions to creative strategies and plenty of smiles, pupils proved that Dragonball is a sport where everyone can shine. A huge well done to all our young Dragons - your energy was fantastic! 💛🔥

17/06/2026

🔥 How to Play Dragonball Sport! 🔥

If you’ve seen the excitement in our Dragonball sessions and wondered “How does this game actually work?” - here are the simple, fast, inclusive rules that make Dragonball such a hit in schools:

🏐 1. Keep the ball moving
Players pass, throw, roll, or bounce the Dragonballs to teammates. The aim is constant movement, teamwork, and quick decision‑making.

🎯 2. Get goals to score
Teams score by getting a Dragonball into the opposition’s goal. Everyone plays, everyone contributes. When all 7 Dragonballs are in the goals the game ends, the score is counted, the pitch is reset and the game starts again.

🚫 3. No tackling, no blocking, no contact
Dragonball is a non‑contact sport. Players defend by intercepting passes, reading the game, and using smart positioning - not physical force. Using Dragon Tails encourages a polite exchange, a Dragonball for the tail.

🔄 4. If you’re hit by a ball, you’re not “out”
Dragonball keeps everyone in the game. No sitting out. No elimination. Full inclusion. Just remember, you can't re-attach your own tail!

🤝 5. Communication is key
Teams must talk, plan, and support each other. Dragonball builds confidence, teamwork, and social skills as much as physical ability.

💥 Fast.
💥 Inclusive.
💥 Easy to learn.
💥 Brilliant for physical literacy and whole‑school wellbeing.

Let's Play Dragonball! Visit www.dragonball.uk.com to book your game.

The Inclusive Sport for All Ages and Abilities Dragonball is the sport played in the “Sammy Rambles” coming of age fantasy adventure series of books written by UK Author JT Scott. In the Dragonball sport, there are two teams, two goals and seven Dragonballs in each game. Games can be played runn...

15/06/2026

Thank you High Peak School & Sport Partnership for choosing Dragonball Sport and Sammy Rambles and the Floating Circus for your schools.

📚🐉 A very exciting delivery has arrived at HPSSP! 🐉📚Dawn has just taken delivery of copies of Sammy Rambles and the Floating Circus by J Scott – with a copy heading out to every primary school across our partnership ready for next academic year.

This is much more than a book giveaway. It forms part of an exciting new project that will combine literacy, imagination, physical activity and wellbeing, helping children bring stories to life through movement and play.

Within the story, readers are introduced to the exciting game of Dragonball. To bring the story off the page and into schools, we will be offering Dragonball training for teachers and teaching assistants, giving staff the confidence, skills and resources to deliver the game within their own settings.

Following the staff training, pupils will have the opportunity to learn and play Dragonball in school before coming together for a fun, inclusive Dragonball Festival, which will feature as part of our 2025/26 events calendar.

Through this project we hope to:

✨ Inspire a love of reading and storytelling
✨ Connect literacy with physical activity
✨ Develop teamwork, communication and confidence
✨ Encourage active learning and creativity
✨ Create memorable experiences that engage all pupils

We’re really excited to launch this new initiative and can’t wait to see schools across the High Peak embracing Sammy’s adventures both in the classroom and on the playground. 📖⚡🐲

To take part please get in touch!

The Inclusive Sport for All Ages and Abilities Dragonball is the sport played in the “Sammy Rambles” coming of age fantasy adventure series of books written by UK Author JT Scott. In the Dragonball sport, there are two teams, two goals and seven Dragonballs in each game. Games can be played runn...

13/06/2026

⭐ Top 5 Reasons to Choose Dragonball Sport

1. It’s instantly inclusive - every child can succeed
Dragonball is designed so all pupils can take part confidently, regardless of ability, confidence level, SEN needs, or sporting experience. No child is left on the sidelines, and everyone feels part of the team.

2. It boosts physical literacy without pupils realising they’re “working”
Throwing, catching, dodging, tracking, reacting - Dragonball builds core movement skills in a fast, joyful, low‑pressure environment. Children stay active for the entire session, not just in short bursts.

3. It transforms behaviour, teamwork, and classroom readiness
Teachers consistently report calmer transitions, improved focus, and better teamwork after Dragonball sessions. The game naturally encourages communication, resilience, and positive social interaction.

4. It’s easy for staff to deliver with Dragonball Coaching CPD
Schools love that teachers can learn the game quickly and confidently. CPD gives staff the tools to run Dragonball independently, making it a sustainable, long‑term addition to PE, clubs, and wellbeing days.

5. It creates whole‑school impact - from EYFS to Year 6
Dragonball adapts beautifully for every age group. Whether it’s a 20‑minute energiser, a full PE lesson, or a whole‑school activity day, it brings energy, excitement, and a shared sense of achievement.

🐉🏐😎 What are you waiting for! Let's Play Dragonball!

11/06/2026

🌟 Dragonball High Impact Low Stress Sports Week at St John’s Catholic Primary School, Kent! 🌟

It’s a full week of movement, teamwork, and sports energy at St John’s, where every class is diving into the fast‑paced fun of Dragonball as part of their Healthy Living and Sports Week focus.

From the first throw to the final cheer, pupils have been building confidence, resilience, and physical literacy — proving that active play can be both inclusive and exciting for every child. The sports pitch has been buzzing all week, and the enthusiasm just keeps growing.

But it’s not just the children getting involved…

👩‍🏫 Teachers at St John’s are also taking part in Dragonball Coaching CPD, learning how to deliver the game confidently, safely, and creatively so Dragonball can continue long after this week ends.

This is whole‑school wellbeing in action:
💥 Active bodies
💥 Energised minds
💥 A shared sense of fun and achievement

Huge well done to the pupils and staff for embracing the spirit of movement and healthy living. St John’s — you’ve been incredible.

If your school would love a Dragonball Week or staff CPD, we’re ready to bring the energy. 🐉🏐😎

10/06/2026

09/06/2026

🌟 Dragonball at St Mark’s Catholic Primary School, Ipswich! 🌟

St Mark’s kicked off Healthy Living Week with a burst of energy, teamwork, and joyful movement as pupils took on the fast‑paced fun of Dragonball.

From confident sports stars to children who usually hang back, everyone got involved — running, dodging, laughing, and discovering just how brilliant it feels to move with purpose and play as a team.

Dragonball is all about inclusion, resilience, and physical literacy, and today the pupils absolutely smashed it. The hall was buzzing, confidence was rising, and the smiles said it all.

💬 “This is the best game ever!” was heard more than once.
💥 Movement.
💥 Motivation.
💥 A whole‑school boost to wellbeing.

Thank you, St Mark’s, for an amazing session and for championing active, healthy lifestyles. What a way to celebrate Healthy Living Week.

If your school would love a Dragonball Day, we’re ready when you are.