Our staff will make it very clear where the registration point is at every venue. Drop off and pick up will be at this spot every day. All young cricketers should arrive at least 10 minutes prior to the specified start time, suitably dressed for cricket - ideally in whites with non-marking footwear. Please ensure that cricketers are collected promptly and if for any reason there is a delay please let us know at the earliest opportunity.

Immediately after booking you will receive a confirmation email.

Cricketers should bring all of their own cricket equipment to every session (bat, pads, gloves, box. etc). We will have some spare equipment at courses; however should you know that you will need to borrow some we ask that you contact us via email in advance to let us know and we will try and accommodate this.

Further to that, children will also need to bring their own cricket ball for the duration of the course. Please write your child's name on the ball using a marker pen, this will not damage the ball but will ensure it doesn't end up in the wrong hands!

Yes, we recommend that cricketers bring a packed lunch where required. We also recommend that everyone brings sufficient drinks to keep hydration levels up throughout the session, a big bottle of water or a sports drink would be ideal.

Each child should wear clothing appropriate for cricket. i.e. whites or tracksuits. Ideally every child should have 2 pairs of footwear, one for inside and one for outside.

Our coaches are recruited from the local area. They are either current or ex professional cricketers or experienced coaches who have played the game to a high level. They all hold an ECB qualification and are highly skilled in coaching and dealing with children. A necessary number of our staff will also hold first aid and paediatric first aid qualifications.

This will be dependant on cricket ability and experience. If we deem that your child is capable of using a hard cricket ball then they will do on the course.