Build your skills, boost your confidence, be unstoppable on court. Train with the UK's longest established volleyball camps

Come prepared and properly attired. If the athlete is attending a performance or advanced skills camp, they should already have all the volleyball gear they need: proper shoes, kneepads, braces, and clothing, and will know how to dress for intense training.

Those just starting the sport need to wear an acceptable PE kit: loose T-shirt and shorts (no sweatshirts or pants, no designer wear and absolutely no jewellery) If they decide to stick with the sport, they may want to purchase volleyball-specific footwear and accessories, some of which VbDC can supply.

Females may wear leggings and headcovering to meet cultural or religious requirements for participation in mixed-gender activities.

What do I bring? For those attending as day athletes, it is sufficient to bring only what they would pack for an ordinary training session, although for full-day events a sack lunch and snacks are also needed. A water bottle is a necessity. Arrive dressed for training. For those attending as residential athletes, the needs are different, and packing must take off-court activities into consideration. We have a recommended packing list for residential athletes.

Remember. Bring any medical materials, such as diabetes medicines and equipment, inhalers or an EpiPen type device.

Prepare NOW for your spring exams

Autumn School Break

GCSE CAMP

VbDC’s camp for Sports Studies students at which you can have your training with a national coach video recorded for a remote assessment

This option can total 10 percent of the GCSE grade