EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS


At the moment, the plan for irrigation is ongoing. We have a meeting coming up which will hopefully mean we can take it a stage


” The grounds are used for football, rugby and cricket at various times


further and I very much hope that, in the next year or two, the irrigation will be improved


has recognised it needs to be addressed. “At the moment, the plan for irrigation is ongoing. We very much hope that, in the next year or two, the irrigation will be improved because, with climate change, it will be of paramount importance to Felsted as we are in one of the driest parts of the country.” “Last summer, we had a period where we didn’t have any rain for eight or nine weeks and that had an impact on our grass tennis courts, cricket wickets and cricket outfields.”


“Once the impact of irrigation is seen in one area, we hope there will be a desire to have it across all of the pitches.”


“In terms of development, we had the sand filled artificial hockey pitch rejuvenated last summer and all of our cricket squares were upgraded a few years ago.”


“I think you’re always trying to improve things if you can but, at the end of the day, a lot comes down to what your budget is and what you can allocate to that.”


Seeing the grounds of Felsted and hearing Nick talk passionately about his work goes a long way to explaining the high standards in place and the progress that has been made in his time there.


It is an educational establishment that


excels in every area it has ventured into, be it academic, student welfare or sport. For a number of years, Felsted has been run the correct way by the right people and, with Nick and his eight staff working on the grounds and gardens, progress and excellence will continue.


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