Residential Camp
The start of a new season.
Each National Academy years kicks off with the southern residential camp at Epsom College. This takes place over 3 days in August. 100 boys are invited to the camp at both Junior & Senior age-groups where they are able to work with some of the best players and coaches in rugby 7s.
It is an action-packed three days, boarding alongside one another at the college, with work in the classroom, on the field & in the gym, helping the squad to understand all elements that are required to be a top-level rugby sevens player.
As part of question & answer sessions, players get a chance to listen to current internationals and their experiences on the HSBC World Sevens Series and discovering the pathways they took to the top of the game.
World Class Coaching
The Residential Camp is led by some of the best coaches in the World.
From left: Sam Cross, Luke Treharne, Dan Norton, Phil Burgess

Epsom College
The residential now permanent home is Epsom College in Surrey which provides excellent facilities, accommodation and full board on its beautiful grounds each summer.
A special three-day camp working with some of the best players and coaches in the world.
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St Peter's, York
The North / North Midlands residential takes place at St Peter’s, York. Situated on the banks of the river Ouse, St Peter’s offers excellent facilities , accommodation and full board on its beautiful grounds each summer.
A special three-day camp working with some of the best players and coaches in the world.

National Academy
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Our Expert Coaches
World Class Leaders in the World of 7s Rugby
Sam Cross
(Wales & GB7s)
Tom Burwell
(Academy Director)
Sam Edgerly
(England 7s)
Christian Lewis-Pratt
(England 7s)
JB Gobelet
(France 7s)
Chris Knight
(Wales 7s)
Dan Norton
(GB7s & England 7s)
Ethan Davies
(Wales 7s)
Will Wilson
(England 7s & Wasps)
Jordan Ainslie
(England 7s Academy & Uni of Bath)
Phil Burgess
(England 7s & GB7s)








