My child loves sport. Will the Campus offer competitive sport?
Last updated: Thursday, 31st March 2005
See also
- KS3 Parents Evening Letter Oct 07
- Open Evenings for Colleges 2007 - 8 Jul 07
- Sports Scheme Jul 07
- Exam Results Jun 07
- Ofsted Report 6th November 2006 Jun 07
- Ofsted Report 30th April - 1st May 2007 Jun 07
The Campus has already established an excellent reputation in the local leagues for several sports, thanks to the talents of our youngsters and the outstanding leadership of Miss Pike.
The Campus has excellent sporting facilities. The building includes a sports hall, a dance/drama studio and a hall equipped as a gymnasium. There are of course changing facilities and a main hall which could be used for a variety of activities. The sports hall will be equipped for badminton, five-a-side soccer, basketball, hockey, netball and volleyball.
The 17-acre site includes 4 pitches and athletics areas for running, long jump and high jump. The pitches cater for soccer, rugby, hockey and cricket. Local clubs are encouraged to share use of these facilities with the Campus and work with us to provide coaching, practices and competitions beyond the school day.
Currently, the state of the pitches is unsatisfactory and the LEA has set aside funds to improve them. Their intention is to build an artificial turf pitch during 2004-5.
The Campus has excellent sporting facilities. The building includes a sports hall, a dance/drama studio and a hall equipped as a gymnasium. There are of course changing facilities and a main hall which could be used for a variety of activities. The sports hall will be equipped for badminton, five-a-side soccer, basketball, hockey, netball and volleyball.
The 17-acre site includes 4 pitches and athletics areas for running, long jump and high jump. The pitches cater for soccer, rugby, hockey and cricket. Local clubs are encouraged to share use of these facilities with the Campus and work with us to provide coaching, practices and competitions beyond the school day.
Currently, the state of the pitches is unsatisfactory and the LEA has set aside funds to improve them. Their intention is to build an artificial turf pitch during 2004-5.