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Yes. At registration check-out you can order additional uniform(s), a soccer ball and Dutch Soccer School T-shirt(s).
We will hand out uniforms and gear at camp sign-in on Monday morning between 8:15am and 8:45am.
Transfer policy We can transfer your child into another 2026 Dutch Soccer School Summer camp at no cost: – if the transfer request is made at least two weeks prior to start of the camp – if we have another 2026 Summer camp available with available spots
Cancellation policy Your fee will be refunded if you cancel your enrollment at least 60 days prior to camp. No refunds will be available after.
We ask campers to wear the Dutch Soccer School JerseyBird uniform (jersey, shorts and socks) each day of camp. Soccer cleats (or turf shoes) and shin-guards are required for camp participation.
Campers also need to bring:
1. Sunblock, without sunblock the chance of getting a sun burn is high;
2. A game or a book for our one hour lunch break;
3. Lunch: Healthy!! (No fast food!)
4. Plenty of cold water! We will have cold water available but we recommend to bring at least half a gallon with you to camp.
5. A pumped up proper size soccer ball.
Please try to bring a non-sticky ball because they can make you trip. Bringing a slick ball is very important!
Campers are allowed to have a cell phone. Dutch Soccer School cannot be held responsible for lost or stolen cell phones. In case you need to get in touch with your child, please call the our camp coordinator on site, he/she will always have a cell phone and can assist campers to call home. We will provide you his/her number at sign in.
Parents, family, friends and coaches are all welcome to watch all training sessions. We ask visitors to be in the designated areas.
We recommend shoes that are already broken in. Don’t buy a new pair of shoes to wear at camp! New shoes or old socks can give you blisters! Protecting your feet back heel and wearing two pair of socks can help you avoid getting blisters. In addition we recommend to have shin guards in sleeves, so the shinguard can’t cause rash.We advise campers to be well rested before camp. Players also need a good breakfast to be well prepared.
We will have first aid available and will call you in case your child is not able to participate.
In the event of only rain, we play. We ask parents to have their child bring a rain jacket. The only time we stop playing is in the case of extremely inclement weather or thunder and /or lightning. All our locations have a safe shelter nearby. The safety and well-being of the children is our number one priority. If it is raining in the morning please travel to the site unless otherwise directed. We will make every attempt in the very rare event a camp day gets cancelled. In case the program cannot be made up, no refunds or credits are offered.
Our Tax ID Number is 22-3928938
At registration check-out a written personalized comprehensive evaluation report is available to purchase. The report will be written by your child’s Dutch camp coach. The coach will rate your child technical, tactical, mental and physical abilities. And will explain what to improve. In addition the report will include several instructional video’s. You will receive the report by email within three working days after camp.
We’ve answered the most common questions from parents about our camps, schedules, player level, overnight stays, payments and what to expect during the week. Still have a question? Contact us anytime at info@dutchsoccerschool.com.
Most DSS camps are designed for boys and girls ages 8–13, with selected programs also available for older high-school prep players ages 14–17.
Our camps are best suited for serious players who are comfortable in a competitive training environment. Travel, select or similar playing experience is recommended.
Full-day camps typically run Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Specific times may vary by location.
Yes. Players attending a full-day camp should bring their own lunch, snacks and plenty of water unless otherwise stated for that location.
We monitor weather conditions throughout the day and adjust the schedule when necessary. Player safety always comes first.
Players should bring soccer cleats, shin guards, a soccer ball if requested, water, lunch/snacks and weather-appropriate clothing. Additional location-specific information will be shared before camp.
DSS camps are led by experienced Dutch and international coaches who are selected for their coaching ability, communication skills and ability to work with youth players.
Our focus goes beyond learning individual moves. Players are taught what to do, how to do it and when to use it through technical training, pressure situations, decision-making and game-realistic exercises.
Overnight camps include accommodation, meals, multiple field sessions and supervised activities. Exact schedules and accommodation details may differ by location.
Dutch Soccer School
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