There are normally three Junior Bridge Camps held each academic year:
- The Autumn Junior Bridge camp - Will be held in October 2023 at Tunbridge Wells Bridge Club
- The Spring Junior Bridge camp - Will be held near Kidderminster at the Pioneer Centre on 15th & 16th April 2023
- The Summer Junior Bridge Camp (JTI) will be held on 1st-3rd September 2023 in Northampton
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| Results |
The results from the Junior Bridge Camps are highlighted in orange in the results calendar.
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| Spring Junior Bridge Camp |
The Spring Junior Bridge Camp is a residential weekend for bridge players from about 8 to 21. It is being held near Kidderminster on 15th & 16th April 2023
Much bridge is taught and played, but there is also time for other activities.
2023 : Arrive from 09:30 to 10:00 on Saturday 15th April and you will leave by 17:00 on Sunday 16th April. The venue is the Pioneer Centre near Kidderminster.
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| Autumn Junior Bridge Camp |
The Autumn Junior Bridge Camp is a residential weekend for bridge players from about 8 to 17. It is normally held in East Sussex in October.
Much bridge is taught and played, but there is also time for other activities (Rock Climbing, Archery, Bushcraft, etc.)
The camp is organised by Sussex County Contract Bridge Association with support from Kent and Surrey CBAs
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| 2018 Junior Camps |
 The Wessex Weekend in Cheltenham was held on 7th/8th April 2018 and was fully booked with 70 children attending. The England U21 squad used it as a training session, and at a joint session where 40 Cheltenham BC members played with 40 children, the young guns came out top.
The junior event at Ardingly in Sussex on 7th/8th July 2018 was a great success, being fully booked for boarders well in advance.
The event at the Portland Club on June 17th attracted 10 tables of bridge players, mainly from the London area. It was a fantastic venue to visit, rejoicing in the address of '36, Pall Mall', and was run by Simon Stocken on behalf of the Davenport Trust. Let's increase the number attending next year.
The Junior Teach-In at Phasels Wood in Hertfordshire ran a great bridge programme at the beginning of September, but also allowed the children to choose two very physical activities from Zip-wire, Go-Karting, Abseiling, human table football (a vicious game!) and others
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