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Stockton-On-Tees Borough Council Indoor, Built and Specialist Facilities Strategy Report STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL INDOOR, BUILT AND SPECIALIST FACILITIES STRATEGY REPORT 2. FACILITY PROFILES All Saints Academy New build (2003). PFI School. Facilities available for community use and used. All bookings via Robertson FM. Indoor Sports Hall Four badminton courts. Above average standard. Ground wood tile floor. Cricket nets. Availability Mon-Fri 4.30-10pm ...and Sat/Sun. Staffed by Robertson FM. Changing Above average. Not available for community use. Outdoor Available for community use and used. 1 x Senior football and 1 x Youth 9v9. plus 1 x Youth 11v11 (no goals) - previous use for a rugby pitch. All maintenance completed by external contractor Good standard. Some drainage issues but generally no standing water. MUGA – synthetic Built 2013. c. Netball court size. Enclosed by fence. 4 x Tennis - Standard. Tarmac. Playground. December 2015 3-050-1415 Final Report Knight Kavanagh & Page 1 STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL INDOOR, BUILT AND SPECIALIST FACILITIES STRATEGY REPORT Bishopsgarth School An Academy since 01 February 2013. All facilities used by the community via Go Sport whose site staff are on site seven days a week, 50 weeks of the year (closed for two weeks at Christmas). c.2,000 visits per week. Three partner Clubs: – TIBS – AFC Leven Youth – Yarm RUFC. December 2015 3-050-1415 Final Report Knight Kavanagh & Page 2 STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL INDOOR, BUILT AND SPECIALIST FACILITIES STRATEGY REPORT Conyers School School is commended on the quality of pitches. Ample car parking facilities. School is a satellite centre for Tees Valley TT and Primary School TT. Indoor Sports Hall Four badminton courts. Above average standard. Available for community use Mon-Fri 5-10pm ... and Sat-Sun. Sprung floor (c.2010). Re-lined in 2014. Cricket nets. Used by – Thornaby CC, – Yorkshire CC, – Yarm CC and – Martin CC for winter training. Activity Hall One badminton court. Above average standard. Available for community use Mon-Fri 6-10pm and Sat-Sun. Wood sprung floor. Changing rooms Below average standard. Require investment. School runs various gymnastics and trampoline classes. All coaches employed by the school. Currently 7 classes of 15 per week with waiting lists. December 2015 3-050-1415 Final Report Knight Kavanagh & Page 3 STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL INDOOR, BUILT AND SPECIALIST FACILITIES STRATEGY REPORT Outdoor Full size 3G (with shock pad) Good quality Re-surfaced in 2013 (with new goals and dugouts) following Sport England funding (c.£200,000). Sinking fund is in place. LIGA turf. Enclosed and floodlit. 9v9 pitch marked in the middle of the pitch. School ground staff maintain on a weekly basis and the school owns a tractor specifically for the AGP (plus snow blade and freezing salt). Warm up/goalkeeper area attached. Available for community use Mon-Fri 6-9pm Sat 10-5pm and Sun 11-4pm. Fully booked (current users/teams want more time and there are nine clubs on a waiting list). Used by Yarm FC for competitive fixtures (Sat). Half price rental during the summer months. AGP also used by N. Riding CFA and Yorkshire CFA for courses/competitions. Pitches 2 x Adult football. 1 x Snr Rugby (with a 9v9 football marked inside) 1 x Youth (11v11). 1 x Mini (7v7). 2 x Mini (5v5). Additional pitches are marked as and when required. All natural drainage. Some evidence of standing water on one of the adult pitches and the youth (11v11). School ground staff maintain on a weekly basis and the school owns a second tractor specifically for the grass pitches. Full maintenance programme. Pitches and AGP used heavily by the school for both curricular and extra-curricular activities. School is successful for football. 6 x Tennis 4 x Netball. Tarmac. Std. Enclosed. Some standing water. Limited/occasional community use. Dan Fowler coaching has a strong link with the school to provide pre-school coaching, ‘footy tots’ and mini league. December 2015 3-050-1415 Final Report Knight Kavanagh & Page 4 STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL INDOOR, BUILT AND SPECIALIST FACILITIES STRATEGY REPORT Egglescliffe School Facilities available for community use and used. Indoor Sports Hall Four badminton courts. Below average standard. Mat floor. Cricket nets. Well used with limited capacity available (1 hour on Friday night?). Gym . One badminton court. Below average standard . Wood sprung floor. Availability Mon-Fri 6-9pm and Sat/Sun 9-5pm. Well used but main issue is not available for community use during exam periods. Member of premises team on site so no access issues. Fitness Suite . Classroom size. Below average standard . 11 x CV (second hand) and free weights. Not available for community use. Changing rooms . Above average standard . Built c.2005 (ish) . M/F/Dis/Referee. Main issue is location as long walk from AGP. Used by community. PE change is below average. Refurbished c.2001. December 2015 3-050-1415 Final Report Knight Kavanagh & Page 5 STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL INDOOR, BUILT AND SPECIALIST FACILITIES STRATEGY REPORT Possible development @ school: ...with Stockton Hockey Club (end of AGP). Sports pavilion including changing facilities, bar, classroom and one badminton court sized gym area. Possibly include new carpet on AGP. Very early stage - potential s106 funding. Outdoor Full size AGP (sand) Above average standard. Built 2001. Available for community use and used. by Big Hockey. Enclosed/Floodlit. Line marking fading. Premises team brush 2 x per week. Will require new carpet within next 2/3 years. Other facilities 5 x Tennis 4 x Netball Good condition. Refurbished in 2012. Macadam surface. Enclosed (no floodlights). Used by school Tennis Club (Egglescliffe Tennis Club). Playing fields (off site) - Allens West (council owned). Available for community use and used. Pitches Two senior rugby pitches One senior football and One Youth 11v11? Limited curriculum use (location) but… Big extra- curriculum use Other Athletics track - gravel. Pavilion - 2 x change (below average). All maintenance completed by external contractor - grass cutting only? Premises team mark pitches. Drainage issues - evidence of standing water. December 2015 3-050-1415 Final Report Knight Kavanagh & Page 6 STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL INDOOR, BUILT AND SPECIALIST FACILITIES STRATEGY REPORT Grangefield Academy Part of Northern Education Trust. Sports & Arts Specialism. Currently an open site. Application for funding (£120,000) to enclose with perimeter fence, have partnership club, poss. fund 3G within current school footprint? New build (with new SH) to be completed April 2016. Old school will be demolished and new playing fields (with land drains). As part of the contract, entire demolition of old school but hoping to retain old Sports Hall (built 1998). Decision lies with Education Funding Agency. Currently no community use at the site but a draft community use agreement (Northshore template) is currently with SE for comments. Indoor Sports Hall – four badminton courts. Below average. Built in 1998 with upgrade to changing provision in 2013. Cricket nets. Requires new external door and guttering, as well as general cosmetic upgrade and line marking if to be retained. Changing - Below average. Activity Hall - Below average, around one badminton court in size, no floor markings. Outdoor One adult and one 9v9. One senior rugby and one junior rugby. One artificial cricket wicket (school use and Stockton CC for extra-curricular fixtures). Space available for additional pitches. All available for community use but not used. Pitch quality is good. All maintenance completed by external contractor (GNN Sportscare) - full programme is expensive but good. Drainage is good (land drains) - no standing water. Old cinder running track (poor). Possibly restore? Funding? Demand? Currently some tennis courts but not in good condition. Changing - Below average. NEW BUILD - Northshore Model New 4 badminton court sports hall New reception/community access area. New activity studio. New 8 x tennis courts. New 4 x changing (plus staff and Dis). December 2015 3-050-1415 Final Report Knight Kavanagh & Page 7 STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL INDOOR, BUILT AND SPECIALIST FACILITIES STRATEGY REPORT Ian Ramsey Academy New build in 2014 (building works ongoing). Currently no community use of any facilities. Academy possibly looking to recruit a Community Use Manager next year Suggestions that it might be a site for Stockton Rugby Club? Separate community use entrance. Indoor Will be available at some point in the next year (2016). Sports Hall – four badminton courts. Good standard. Mat floor. Cricket nets. Activity Hall - Good. c.25x10. only used for classes Changing - Good. Interest from Grangetown Netball Club to use MUGA and SH. Outdoor Currently have one rugby and one football pitch Limited school use due to quality. Once building works complete (c.2 years)… it is understood that the above will become two rugby pitches Additional field (currently building site) will have 1 x adult football. MUGA - 6 x Tennis / 3 x Netball. Tarmac surface. Will be enclosed but no floodlights. Change - Good. All maintenance completed by external contractor - grass cutting/line marking only. Drainage not too good - evidence of standing water (Rugby better than Football). Previously had plans for a 4G pitch but funding is not currently available. December 2015 3-050-1415 Final Report Knight Kavanagh & Page 8 STOCKTON-ON-TEES BOROUGH COUNCIL INDOOR, BUILT AND SPECIALIST FACILITIES STRATEGY REPORT Ingleby Manor Free School New free school opened in 2014 - School Partnership Trust. Temporary building - previously a disused warehouse. New school is currently in planning process but expected to be built approximately two years in Ingelby Barwick. Currently one year group (Year 7) with 79 pupils. Next year will have a new intake of year 7 (c.120 pupils). New build (with new SH and studio) to be completed Sep 2016. Old school will be demolished. Indoor Sports Hall (area) – four badminton courts. Below average standard. Concrete floor.
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