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Primary/Junior/Prep/Special Educational Needs Schools Indoor Test Valley Borough Council - Sport Facilities Strategy: Appendix 1 Primary/Junior/Prep/Special Indoor Facilities Outdoor Facilities Community Use Potential Educational Needs Schools NORTH Endeavour Primary, King Modern school hall Playing field - suitable for None identified currently - new Community hire enquiries invited on Campus, East Anton, Andover and second activity one 7v7 pitch school. school website SP11 6RD hall suitable for Single macadam netball group exercise court (no lights, ball classes etc. retention fence to roadside) Assault course/ trim trail Shipton Bellinger Primary, Small school hall. Good size playing field with No. N/A. School field is adjacent to large Tidworth SP9 7TW two sets of minisoccer goals Village Centre (inc; Short Mat Bowls (no line markings); small Personal Best (Mountbatten Group), with large playing field, MUGA (2 outdoor gym School) deliver after school clubs. tennis, 1 basketball, no lights, in urgent need of levelling and resurfacing) and a dedicated car park. Portway Junior, Andover, SP10 School hall Large, flat playing field with None identified currently Looks to offer good potential for football 3NA space for two adult football subject to demand - field is directly pitches. accessible from large car park. However, unclear whether welfare facilities can be offered or caretaking. Also, Harrow Way Secondary School close by with extensive playing field. Rookwood School, 35-39 School hall Playing field – 1 adult Sports hall can be booked Monday- No. No interest from the school at this Weyhill Rd, Andover SP10 3AL football pitch and 1 senior Friday (18:00 - 21:30) by Sports stage. Swimming pool rugby union pitch Club / Community Association No community access to swimming pool (Lido) or outdoor provision. Kimpton Thruxfield & Fyfield School hall Playing field - suitable size Yes. Brownies and Lions in the Unlikely to be significant additional Primary, Andover, SP11 8NT for one 7v7 pitch, uneven, Community - both once a week demand as large playing field on adjacent poor grass cover. using school hall and classroom site - (Thruxton Village Playing Field - 1 mainly. adult football pitch (rusting goal posts need replacing), portacabin and small www.continuumleisure.co.uk P a g e | 1 Test Valley Borough Council - Sport Facilities Strategy: Appendix 1 Primary/Junior/Prep/Special Indoor Facilities Outdoor Facilities Community Use Potential Educational Needs Schools Saints Foundation Soccer School unmade car park. Space on village playing Weds evenings use field. field for a second pitch. Flat ground, good grass cover). Personal Best Education (Mountbatten) deliver after school clubs PH Camps deliver holiday programmes. Andover Primary, SP10 1EP School hall - Small playing field to rear of No. No. Would consider yoga or similar class Victorian Building school building only just lettings of hall or field for one off large enough for a 5v5 community events. Not suitable for regular hire (size, lack of welfare facilities without opening school building). Knights Enham Junior, School hall Large L shaped playing field No. Yes. Interest from school welfare lead in Andover, SP10 4BS marked with goals as 3 x 7v7 securing a holiday programme provider. pitches, flat, good grass cover. Small trim trail (new) Smannell & Enham Primary, School hall Good size playing field - No. No. No access to welfare facilities without Andover, SP11 6JJ slopes up from school with a Planet Education and Lions in the opening school building. level area on far side. Community run sports coaching Minisoccer goals, no sessions for pupils only. Also a Extensive new housing in development in markings. Could volunteer coach from Andover RFC the local area. School is located in the accommodate a single 7v7 runs some TAG sessions for pupils original village approximately a mile from pitch. on a Friday after school. the new housing which is served by play, skate and football pitch facilities in a new park. Appleshaw St Peters Primary, School hall Small playing field with No. No. Large parish field close by (Appleshaw Andover, SP11 9HR pronounced slope away Village Hall & The Ward Memorial Playing www.continuumleisure.co.uk P a g e | 2 Test Valley Borough Council - Sport Facilities Strategy: Appendix 1 Primary/Junior/Prep/Special Indoor Facilities Outdoor Facilities Community Use Potential Educational Needs Schools from school building. Field) with new pavilion/activity hall, well Minisoccer goals, no maintained cricket square (short outfield) markings. (Metal drain cover and an adult football pitch. on field). Roman Way Primary, Andover, School hall Good size playing field with No. Positive interest from school head SP10 5JY space for 2 x 7v7 football teacher. Have considered but cost barrier pitches. Stow Sports deliver after school of caretaking to open up and provide sports clubs. access to welfare facilities in school building. Priority for the Head Teacher in this relatively deprived area is provision of low cost (subsidised) school holiday programme for low income families in work. Anton Junior, Andover, SP10 School hall 3G MUGA with low level Yes. 5-9pm (planning agreement) No hire of field - although school building 2HA lighting (40m x 20m with and Saturday mornings. and studio are open on Saturday Dedicated modern rebound boards) - very worn mornings so could provide access to dance studio with surface with soft areas. Stagecoach drama classes on welfare facilities. access WC built in Saturday mornings (use studio, hall 2012 Playing field (shared with and classrooms)- key holder access. Priority need is to resurface the 3G to infant school). 2 x 5v5 maintain appeal for community hires. pitches - flat with good grass Extensive evening hires of dance cover. studio for instructed classes. Plus jump pit, aerial runway £30/hr incl VAT. Jo Wheeler Yoga (Mon/Weds plus new 6wk course on Tues from June); Oblivion Street Dance (Fri); AfroBeat possible new booking for Thurs. Regular 3G hires on three midweek evenings in term time from Sept - although dropping off due to poor www.continuumleisure.co.uk P a g e | 3 Test Valley Borough Council - Sport Facilities Strategy: Appendix 1 Primary/Junior/Prep/Special Indoor Facilities Outdoor Facilities Community Use Potential Educational Needs Schools surface quality. £30/hr incl VAT. Andover Town Youth FC (2-3 eves for 3hrs); Andover New Street FC (Thurs 3 hrs); Andover Central Club FC Infant school regular holiday programme and use 3G Grateley Primary, Andover, School hall School Playing Field is No. Potential for trusted key holder club use SP11 8JR remote from school at end of Lawrence Houses Field but would need of cul de sac - Lawrence upgrading and addition of hard standing Houses Field. Low grade, at end of field for cars so would not park pronounced slope end to in front of houses in cul de sac. Not cost end, space for 7v7 pitch. Has effective for a single pitch site. a small, low grade brick building on site with welfare facilities. Hatherden Primary, Andover, School hall Small playing field on top No. School interest in hire of hall for early SP11 0HT terrace to rear of school evening exercise classes etc. if demand as building - access via school School is reliant on access to the an income generator. Access WC close to and too small for formal Wildhern Village Hall Playing Field hall. Large unmade car park on opposite sports use. Netball size (1 mile away) for its own school side of road to school. macadam playground , no sports days and annual parish / lights adjacent to school. school fundraising fete. St John the Baptist Primary, School hall (parquet Linear playing field - flat but No. No. No interest on part of school. Andover, SP10 3PF floor) heavily compacted with bare Caretaker works two jobs. No capacity for patches. Laid out as 2 x 7v7 extra hours. pitches across with goals, no www.continuumleisure.co.uk P a g e | 4 Test Valley Borough Council - Sport Facilities Strategy: Appendix 1 Primary/Junior/Prep/Special Indoor Facilities Outdoor Facilities Community Use Potential Educational Needs Schools markings (summer running John Hanson Community School with track). extensive community use for sport is on adjacent site - no links. Small 3G Play MUGA installed in 2018, no lights. Suitable for informal football/b'ball only. Wherwell Primary, Andover, Small stand alone Small field to rear, slightly No. School interest in hire of hall for group SP11 7JW School Hall (strip sloping, only capacity for 1 x activities if demand as income generator. wood flooring) with 5v5 School is adjacent to Wherwell Playing WC in kitchen area Field which has a floodlit sand MUGA (2 and tea making Macadam playground tennis courts and football training - facilities. marked and equipped for shared with the school). netball. Clatford Primary, Andover, School hall - Small playing field to rear of No. No. No interest on part of school. No SP11 7RB Victorian building school, slightly sloping, 7v7 caretaking hours to facilitate. Also, village size. has ample community facilities to address demand - tennis club, playing fields in Upper Clatford, a Village Club Hall and Church Rooms. Also use Farleigh School pool for PE swimming with transport provided (Farleigh minibuses). Some pupils are members of sports clubs based at John Hanson Community School. Amport Primary, Andover, School hall Use village green for PE No. No suitable facilities. SP11 8BA Vigo Primary, Andover, SP10 School hall Playing field No. No school interest in hires and no 1JZ identified demand as immediately adjacent to Winton Academy playing fields. www.continuumleisure.co.uk P a g e | 5 Test Valley Borough Council - Sport Facilities Strategy: Appendix 1 Primary/Junior/Prep/Special Indoor Facilities Outdoor Facilities Community Use Potential Educational Needs Schools Stockbridge Primary, SO20 6EJ School hall - Small playing field with No regular use until 2019/20 Victorian Building space for a 7v7 pitch, car season. A newly formed u9 7v7 park. team entered into the Testway Youth League by Stockbridge FC and playing home matches at the school.
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