Sat 23rd May: Future Stars (Y5-Y9)
Master key attack & defence skills, dominate the court, and elevate your netball game.
Available spots
Service Description
This Netball development session will focus on sharpening key attacking and defensive movements to help players take greater control of the game. Athletes will develop a clearer understanding of how to retain possession, move the ball through the court with intent, and make an impact both with and without the ball. Throughout the session, players will work on creating effective space, timing their drives and leads, increasing defensive pressure, and making smart, confident decisions that generate turnovers and force opposition errors. With fast-paced drills, realistic match scenarios, and targeted coaching, participants will strengthen their confidence, refine their decision-making, and build a stronger presence in every third of the court. Open to Years 5–9 players, this session is ideal for those looking to stay composed under pressure in attack, become relentless in defence, and contribute meaningfully in all phases of play.
Upcoming Sessions
Cancellation Policy
The Courtside Academy's Policies: 1: The cancellation period refers to a time frame of 14 days before the camp's start date. As the website imposes a handling fee for all bookings, we can solely ensure a refund that takes into account this charge. Any and all forms of cancellations made within the specified period, will not be eligible for a refund of any kind. 2: No refund will be issued if a participant fails to attend a camp/workshop day without suitable notice (mentioned in policy 1). Spaces cannot be swapped or transferred to another person if they are not on our waiting list. 3: Parents or guardians must inform camp organizers of any medical conditions, allergies, or special requirements that their child may have within the booking form. Parents or guardians are also required to provide any necessary medical equipment relevant to their child’s medical issues (e.g., inhalers, EpiPens, medications). This equipment should be clearly labelled with the child’s name and instructions for use, and it's whereabouts made known to the camp's coaches and first aiders. Failure to do so could prevent essential response and care taking place. 4: It is the responsibility of parents or guardians to remain contactable during the duration of the camp. In case of a medical emergency or if specific medical attention is required, timely communication is vital for effective response and care.
Contact Details
thecourtsideacademy@gmail.com
Highcrest Academy school, Hatter's Lane, High Wycombe, UK