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The new cricket square


Do you have any additional equipment or systems at your disposal - for example, undersoil heating, drainage, covers?


There isn’t a single drainage pipe on site, as the chalk does the work for us, assisted by a balanced aeration programme. The only real assistance we have are the wicket covers that ensure that all the pre‐match preparations are less at risk to overnight rainfall.


Are your pitches used by the community or hired out to outside agencies?


We have several clubs that use the facilities throughout the School. The sand based astro turf is used by a local hockey club, and three football clubs use it for winter training; the water based hockey pitch is also used by the local hockey club. The netball courts are home to a local club, as is the “Back Field” which hosts the local archery club.


The current Principal and Bursar are keen to open the school up to the local community so all benefit.


Last year also saw the Kent Cricket Board use our grounds to host some Girls county matches; a first for the School.


What is the total acreage and how is this split up?


We currently sit on eighty acres of managed


Get ahead of the game in 2018


Innovative new turf care machinery to help you renovate and revitalise.


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The Raycam TPC Easy Load trailer is ideal for transporting the Toro Procore 648 around to wherever its being used. The Procore can be loaded with swath boards.


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