The team will play Bournemouth Schools on Friday, 4 February and then Bournemouth Academy the day after as they build up to the Star Trophy showdown with Guernsey on 12 March.
The squad will also watch the Reading versus Plymouth Coca Cola Championship match on Saturday followed by a training session the next day before they fly back to Jersey.
Dicker has chosen four players from Haute Vallée and four from from De La Salle and has included two younger Year 9 players – Chris Mourant from Victoria College and Michael Weir of De La Salle.
Said Dicker: ‘I always like to include younger players to give them the experience.
‘I’m very pleased with the way the whole squad has been shaping up in training.
I’ve picked a squad which is capable of playing good football – they are all comfortable in possession and are all strong enough to win the ball.
‘It’s not the strongest squad I’ve worked with but it’s more than capable of winning the trophy.’ The under-15s took on the JFA under-16s last Friday night.
With a development match split into thirds, the U15s likely starting line-up restricted the older lads to a 1-0 scoreline in the first section.
But goals were leaked in the following thirds as the team made changes to personnel and positions.
The U16 scorers in a 6-0 win were David Kenyon, Jason De Andrade, Ollie Thompson (2), Stuart Brown and Ben Cairney.
U15 tour squad: Max Jouan, Tim Cupit (Grainville); Jordan McBride, James Quérée, Dane Sutton (Les Quennevais); Chris Mourant (Vic College); Rory de la Haye, Jack Boyle, Aaron Scott, Daniel Ratcliffe (Haute Vallée); Stephan Phelan, Liam Walker, Michael Weir, Alex Gee (De La Salle), Declan Sowney, Adam Lester (Hautlieu).
