Our Quidditch workshops are a fantastic way to get children active, whilst opening up their imaginations as they fly on their broomsticks, score goals with the Quaffle, disrupt opponents with Bludgers and even attempt to catch the Golden Snitch!During our workshops the children will get to play some fun games to learn the rules and positions involved in Quidditch and also get to play matches against each other, whilst representing the four Hogwarts house teams (Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff & Ravenclaw).
With so much going on in Quidditch, the children will work on numerous skills used in PE and other sports including movement, change of direction and speed, lots of hand-eye co-ordination, aerobic endurance, aiming, passing, shooting, throwing & catching, goalkeeping, tagging and so much more. Because of all this, those children that are sporty love it, however, what may be surprising is the children who are not typically sporty children also love it and even thrive in Quidditch as they picture themselves in the Wizarding World flying on their broomstick playing the sport made famous in the Harry Potter books and films. Do you have children with SEN or various disabilities? No problem, we are very adaptable and make sure everyone gets to enjoy our workshops. Quidditch really is a sport for everyone.
Current special offers for school groups
£50 off September bookings
Get £50 off a full day of activities when you book for September. Let your class spend the day like Harry Potter with flying lessons and exciting games of Quidditch.
valid until: August 2026
Where we travel to
We can visit your school in: London & South East, East of England, South West, Wales
What activities are available during this school workshop?
Quidditch Sessions
Quidditch Matches
Quidditch Tournaments
Quidditch Matches
Quidditch Tournaments
Which curriculum topics do we cater for?
Team Building Workshop
Our Quidditch sessions are a fantastic way to bring a team together. Team building skills are vital in sport and in other walks of life so being able to work together when each member of the team has a role to play is very beneficial.
With lots of skills being used in each role to accomplish the task at hand it can begin to emulate a workplace environment, in a fun, engaging and inclusive environment.
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>What size groups do we cater for?
Whole class size
Groups with Special Educational Needs & Disabilities (SEND)
We can adapt our sessions to suit participants with SEN. This can be in the form of not needing a broomstick if this causes an issue, playing walking Quidditch to slow down the pace of the game if needed, using balls that create a noise for those with visual impairments and many other adaptations, just get in contact and we can talk you through it.
Our Quidditch sessions can be adapted for those with disabilities, just let us know any details and we will be happy to cater for this.
Who are Quidditch for Muggles?
Quidditch for Muggles is run by Owyn Rees, who was a PE teacher for years in both private and state schools. After playing a version of Quidditch on the last lesson of the year for one class he decided to run Quidditch sessions for the local community during school holidays. That idea grew into a school holiday camp named Camp Hogwarts, providing activities like potions, spell casting, flying lessons, Quidditch and much more. Now Owyn is fulltime running Quidditch for Muggles and visits schools, companies. tour groups and other groups providing workshops and running sessions based around the Wizarding World.
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