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Reference List Sand-Filled/Sand-Dressed Synthetic Grass Sports Pitches REFERENCE LIST SAND-FILLED/SAND-DRESSED SYNTHETIC GRASS SPORTS PITCHES Installation Synthetic Carpet Shockpad Contracts Currently Underway Herne Bay High School, Kent Stadium 25 Existing Highfield Priory School, Preston Premier 20 None Wick Joint Campus, Wick Stadium 25 None St Catherine’s Care Home, St Helens Premier 10 Global 15mm Prefab Kenton College, Nairobi, Kenya Premier 10 National 15mm Insitu Installed 2015 Golborne Sports & Social Club, Warrington (resurface) Premier 10 National Existing Archbishop Blanch School, Liverpool Premier 20 15mm Insitu Teddington Sports Centre, Middlesex (reconstruction) Lano 15mm Insitu Installed 2014 Driffield Leisure Centre, East Riding of Yorkshire (resurface) Premier 10 National 15mm Insitu Priestnall School, Stockport (resurface) Premier 20P 15mm Insitu Bohunt School, Hampshire (resurface) Premier 20P Existing Taunton Vale Sports Club, Somerset (reconstruction) Greenfields 15mm Insitu Holly Lodge Girls’ College, Liverpool Stadium 25 15mm Insitu Groby Community College, Leicestershire (resurface) Stadium 25 LSR Existing Ormiston Sandwell Community Academy, Oldbury (resurface) Stadium 25 Existing Installed 2013 Crewe Vagrants Sports Club Ltd, Crewe Premier 10 National Exisiting Holland Park School, London Stadium 25 LSR 15mm Insitu Barton Moss Secure Unit, Salford Premier 10 Global None Great Sankey Primary School, Warrington Stadium 25 15mm Insitu Port Glasgow Shared Campus Stadium 25 15mm Insitu Oasis Hadley Academy, Enfield Stadium 25 15mm Insitu Pg 1 REFERENCE LIST SAND-FILLED/SAND-DRESSED SYNTHETIC GRASS SPORTS PITCHES Installation Synthetic Carpet Shockpad Installed 2012 Morecambe Bay Community School Stadium 25 15mm Insitu Cranford House School, Oxfordshire Premier 10 National 15mm Insitu The Streetly Academy, Sutton Coldfield (resurface) Stadium 25 Existing Warners Bridge Park, Southend on Sea Premier 20 Existing University College of Plymouth Premier 15M Global 15mm Insitu Northern Academy, Hull Stadium 25 15mm Insitu Installed 2011 Calderbridge Primary School, North Lanarkshire Stadium 25 15mm insitu Neale Wade Community College, Cambridgeshire (resurface) Stadium 25 Existing Alderley Edge Cricket Club, Cheshire Premier 10 National 15mm insitu Melior Community College, Scunthorpe Premier 20 15mm insitu Wellingborough School, Northamptonshire Premier 10 National 15mm insitu Wellingborough School, Northamptonshire (resurface) Premier 10 National Existing Appleby Frodingham Works Athletic Club, Scunthorpe TigerTurf 15mm insitu Barlow RC High School, Manchester Premier 20P 15mm insitu Archbishop Sentamu Academy, Kingston-Upon-Hull Premier 20 15mm insitu Ranikhet Primary School, Reading Premier 20P 15mm insitu Salisbury & South Wilts Sports Club, South Wiltshire (resurface) Premier 20 Existing Witton Park High School, Blackburn Stadium 25 15mm insitu The Grange School, Hartford, Cheshire Premier 20 15mm insitu Installed 2010 Govan School, Glasgow Stadium 25 15mm insitu Queenswood School, Hertfordshire Premier 10 National 15mm insitu Rossall School, Fleetwood Premier 20 15mm insitu Lanark Grammar School Stadium 25 15mm insitu Angmering School, West Sussex Stadium 25 15mm insitu Broad Oak School, Bury (resurface) Stadium 25 15mm insitu Pg 2 REFERENCE LIST SAND-FILLED/SAND-DRESSED SYNTHETIC GRASS SPORTS PITCHES Installation Synthetic Carpet Shockpad Kilgraston School, Perth Premier 10 National 15mm insitu Handsworth Grange, Sheffield Premier 20P 15mm insitu Quorum Sports Centre, Newcastle upon Tyne Classic 10 None Sir John Thursby Community College, Burnley Stadium 25 15mm insitu St Trinity C of E High School, Hulme, Manchester Stadium 25 Existing Warwickshire College, Rugby Stadium 25 15mm insitu Knott Street Community Centre, Lancashire Premier 20 15mm insitu Bishop Alexandra Primary School, Newark Stadium 25 15mm insitu De La Salle School, St Helens Premier 20 15mm insitu Gosforth High School, Newcastle upon Tyne Polytan 15mm insitu University of Central Lancashire, Preston Premier 20 None Vale of Catmose School, Oakham Stadium 25 15mm insitu Unity College, Burnley Stadium 25 15mm insitu Budehaven Community School Desso 15mm insitu Okehampton Community College Stadium 25 15mm insitu Bexhill School Stadium 25 15mm insitu Gainsborough Educational Village Stadium 25 15mm insitu Salt School, Bradford Premier 20 15mm insitu Installed 2009 Lymm High School Premier 20P 15mm insitu Ivybridge Sports College Polytan 15mm insiti Neston Cricket Club Premier 20 15mm insitu Westholme School, Blackburn Premier 10 National 15mm insitu Buile Hill High School, Salford Stadium 25 15mm insitu Harrop Fold High School, Salford Stadium 25 15mm insituNewfield & Talbot School, Sheffield Stadium 25 15mm insitu Installed 2008 University of Warwick Premier 20 None Stanley Park, Blackpool x2 Premier 20P 15mm insitu Pg 3 REFERENCE LIST SAND-FILLED/SAND-DRESSED SYNTHETIC GRASS SPORTS PITCHES Installation Synthetic Carpet Shockpad Longridge High School Premier 20 15mm insitu Isle of Man National Sports Centre Premier 20 None Welland Park, Market Harborough Stadium 25 15mm insitu North Solihull Leisure Stadium 25 None Reigate Grammar School Premier 10 National Sinfin School, Derby Premier 20 15mm insitu Installed 2007 Hobart High School, Loddon, Norwich Stadium 25 10mm insitu St Kentigans Academy, Blackburn, Scotland Stadium 25 15mm insitu Blenheim High School, Epsom Stadium 25 None Kelvin Hall School, Hull Stadium 25 15mm insitu Gateway Leisure Centre, Tilbury Premier 20P 15mm insitu Leicester Grammar School, (unfilled) Premier 10 Global 15mm insitu Stadium 25 15mm insitu Leckwith Stadium, Cardiff Stadium 25 15mm insitu Wilmslow High School Stadium 25 15mm insitu Ben Rhydding Hockey Club Premier 20 15mm insitu Kirkham Grammar School Premier 10 National 15mm insitu King Edward VI High School for Girls, Birmingham x 2 Premier 20 15mm insitu Sittingbourne College Stadium 25 None Haberdashers Askes, Knights Academy, Bromley Stadium 25 15mm insitu James Young School, Livingston Stadium 25 15mm insitu Altrincham Grammar School Premier 20 15mm insitu Berwick High School Stadium 25 15mm insitu Buckshaw Village, Chorley Premier 20 15mm insitu Millom School, Cumbria Stadium 25 15mm insitu Installed 2006 Pleckgate Sports Centre, Blackburn Premier 20 15mm insitu Inveralmond Community High School, Livingston Stadium 25 15mm insitu Pg 4 REFERENCE LIST SAND-FILLED/SAND-DRESSED SYNTHETIC GRASS SPORTS PITCHES Installation Synthetic Carpet Shockpad Broomfield Leisure Centre, Warrington Stadium 25A 15mm insitu South Trafford College Stadium 25 15mm insitu Orwell Park School, Ipswich Stadium 25 15mm insitu Beeston Hall School, Sherringham Premier 10 National 15mm insitu Twyford School, Nr Winchester Premier 10 National 15mm insitu New Adult Community College, Witham Desso Trophy 15mm insitu Oulder High School, Rochdale Stadium 25 15mm insitu King Edward School, Witley Premier 10 National 15mm Pad Beacon Hill School, Blackpool Stadium 25 15mm insitu Clifton Comprehensive School, Rotherham Desso Crown 15mm insitu West London Academy, Northolt Premier 20 15mm insitu Lancaster Central High School Stadium 25 15mm insitu West Calder High School, Polbeth Stadium 25 15mm insitu Prescot Lesuire Centre, Knowsley 2 No. Stadium 25 15mm insitu Bankfield School, Widnes Stadium 25 15mm insitu Installed 2005 Wildernesse Boys School, Sevenoaks Stadium 23 15mm insitu Robinson Street , Blackburn Premier 20 15mm insitu Thomas Deacon Academy, Peterborough Stadium 25 15mm insitu Hinde House School, Sheffield Stadium 25 15mm insitu Heath School, Runcorn Stadium 25 15mm insitu Kelvinside Academy, Glasgow Premier 20 15mm insitu University of Durham, Maiden Castle Sports Centre Premier 20 15mm insitu Litherland Sports Park, Merseyside Premier 20 15mm insitu Neston High School, Cheshire Stadium 25 15mm insitu Maesydderwen High School, Ystradgynlais Stadium 25 15mm insitu Woolmer Hill Sports Ground, Haslemere, Surrey Premier 20 15mm insitu Audley Junior School, Blackburn Stadium 25 15mm insitu Moat Community College, Leicester Stadium 25 15mm insitu Pg 5 REFERENCE LIST SAND-FILLED/SAND-DRESSED SYNTHETIC GRASS SPORTS PITCHES Installation Synthetic Carpet Shockpad Merrill College, Derby Stadium 25 15mm insitu Turnford School, Cheshunt Premier 20 15mm insitu Welshpool High School Stadium 25 15mm insitu Oaklands Sports Centre, York Premier 20 15mm insitu Tower Hill Project, Ravenscroft, Kirkby Stadium 25 15mm insitu Carnoustie Panmure F. C., Angus, Scotland Stadium 25 10mm insitu Brentside High School Stadium 25 15mm insitu Hereford Tech School, Grimsby Premier 20 15mm insitu Halifax High School Stadium 25 10mm insitu Eden Leisure Centre, Penrith Stadium 25 15mm insitu Dinnington Comprehensive School, Nr Rotherham Premier 20 15mm insitu Hemsworth High School, West Yorkshire Premier 20 15mm insitu Wigan Council (4 pitches) Stadium 25 15mm insitu Installed 2004 Cressex Sports Centre Premier 20 15mm insitu Ryburn Valley High School, Halifax Stadium 25 10mm insitu Meadowfield Sports Centre, Durham Premier 20 15mm insitu St. Theodores R.C. High School, Burnley Stadium 25 20mm insitu Wigan Council (4 pitches) Stadium 25 15mm insitu Mitcham Vale School, Merton Stadium 25 15mm insitu Durham University, Stockton Campus Stadium 23 LSR 15mm insitu The Hayfield School, Auckley, Doncaster Premier 25 10mmprefab Bradley Stoke School, Bristol Premier 20 15mm insitu Wrexham PFI, Clywedog Premier 20 15mm insitu Witton Park, Blackburn (2 pitches) Premier 20 15mm insitu Wooldale Learning Centre, Northampton Stadium 25 15mm insitu Amery Hill School, Alton,Hampshire Stadium 25
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