For your active lifestyle. Sport and Wellbeing

Our sports facilities are among the best of any UK university.

Welcome to the University of Southampton.

Student Services are delighted to welcome you to the sports facilities at the University of Southampton where you can enjoy wide-ranging activities throughout the year.

This brochure provides an overview of our facilities, membership, activities and events. For more detailed information visit our website at www.southampton.ac.uk/sportandwellbeing.

Our programme enables you to make lifestyle choices to enhance your wellbeing. We offer a comprehensive range of courses and classes to suit your specific needs, including watersports, swimming and fitness.

We work closely with the Students’ Union (SUSU) to support club activities and to ensure the success of inter-university competitions. For more details about the Students’ Union turn to page 21.

Our dedicated Sport and Wellbeing team take care of all your needs, so if you don’t see what you want or need, then come and talk to us, our doors are always open.

Student Services

If you are interested in joining a sports club or team or in finding out more, don’t miss the “Bun Fight” on Wednesday 28 September 2011, in the Jubilee Sports Centre.

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Indoor Facilities

Jubilee Sports Centre:

170-station Fitness Suite

25m 6-lane Swimming Pool

8-court Sports Hall

Sports Injuries Clinic

Level 1 Students’ Union:

4-court Sports Hall

4 Squash Courts

Martial Arts Studio

Multi-purpose Studios

Indoor Bouldering Wall

Outdoor Facilities

Wide Lane Sports Grounds:

2 Floodlit Synthetic Turf Pitches

20 Grass Pitches

8 Floodlit Tennis Courts

Sports Performance Centre

Sports Injuries Clinic

Pavilion

26 Changing Rooms

Meeting Rooms

Car/Coach Parking

Watersports Centre:

Boathouse

Classroom

Indoor Rifle/Archery Range

Access to River Itchen

Avenue Campus:

2 Tennis Courts

Outreach Facilities

Halls of Residence:

Glen Eyre Fitness Suite

Glen Eyre Squash Court

Wessex Lane Fitness Suite

Sport and Wellbeing is responsible for running the sports facilities at the University of Southampton.

Use of Sports Facilities

Our Membership Scheme gives free access to the sports facilities, details can be found on pages 19/20. Courts, pitches and courses must be booked in advance. Terms and Conditions can be found on our website.

Non-Members

Members of the University and local community who do not wish to join the Sport and Wellbeing Membership Scheme can pay a non-member Guest Fee for selected activities, including swimming and some racket and ball sports. Non-members are not able to use the Fitness Suites or attend Fitness Classes other than Aquafit and Spinning, for which fees apply.

Non-Member Guest Fees

Non-member Student £3.00

Non-member Staff/Alumni £3.90

Non-member External Student £3.90

Non-member Public (access is limited to specific facilities)

£4.90

Spectator No charge

Sports Facilities at Southampton

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Hire of Sports Facilities

Indoor Sports Halls, the Swimming Pool and Wide Lane Sports Grounds are available to hire for sporting events. These superb facilities are available all year round for events ranging from a friendly game of football to an international competition.

For Sports Facility bookings contact: Email: facilitybooking@southampton.ac.uk Telephone: 023 8059 6878.

Sports Facility Opening Times

Jubilee Sports Centre

Monday to Sunday (including Bank Holidays and closure days)

07.00–22.00

Students’ Union Facilities

Daily 08.00–22.00

Wide Lane

Monday to Friday 09.00–22.00

Saturday and Sunday 09.00-18.00

Avenue Campus

Daily 08.00-Dusk

The Students’ Union will publish Bank Holiday opening times separately.

Hockey at Wide Lane

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Fitness

The 170-station Fitness Suite in the Jubilee Sports Centre is designed for those who wish to keep fit using cardiovascular and resistance equipment. The cardiovascular installation is supplied by market leaders Technogym. A selection of free weights is also available for those wishing to build and tone muscle.

Our team of qualified professional staff are available to give advice and assistance to make your fitness suite experience enjoyable.

All customers using the Fitness Suites require Sport and Wellbeing Membership and to have completed the Fitness Induction procedure.

Fitness Induction – Free

Those who have no recent experience of using fitness equipment must book and attend a free group induction. You will be shown how to get started on all of the machines with a tutorial on machine function. Experienced gym users do not need to attend an induction but will be required to sign a Health Commitment Statement.

Booking Inductions

For full details of inductions, including booking availability, contact the JSC Reception.

Halls of Residence Fitness Suites

A fitness suite is located at both Glen Eyre and Wessex Halls of Residence, for residents only.

Users of the Halls of Residence fitness facilities must hold a Sport and Wellbeing membership and have completed a Fitness Induction at the Jubilee Sports Centre as detailed. Opening hours of these facilities are published locally.

Fitness and Lifestyle Assessment

Fitness Assessment group or individual sessions are aimed at all levels of participant, whether you are a novice at exercise or an elite athlete we can assess:

− Cardiovascular Fitness

− Strength and Flexibility

− Height and Weight

− Blood Pressure

− Body Composition using the Bodystat 1500 machine which includes:

− Body Fat

− Metabolic Rate

− Lean Mass

− Water Levels

− Body Mass Index (BMI)

A friendly, informal consultation will highlight your strengths and weaknesses and an exercise programme will be designed for your own personal benefit with a follow-up practical session in the gym.

Cost:

Group session (Sport and Wellbeing members only)

£8.00

Personal session (Sport and Wellbeing members only)

£21.50

Fitness during pregnancy

Pregnancy can be a difficult time as your body changes. We can provide a specific programme of exercise to suit all levels of fitness. This could include a one-to-one pilates session or personal training to meet the individual’s requirements.

Book a free consultation to discuss your needs.

Fitness

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Fitness Classes

Customers wishing to attend Fitness Classes require an adult Sport and Wellbeing Membership. Booking is required for Circuit, AquaFit and Spinning classes. For all other classes, just arrive with your membership card at least five minutes before the class starts and swipe your card on the reader to record your attendance. You may be excluded from the class if you cannot show your valid Sport and Wellbeing card.

Members will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis.

Classes run throughout the year. During exam periods and student holidays a reduced Fitness Class Timetable will take place. Some classes are offered at Halls of Residence and at Wide Lane Sports Ground.

Classes include:- Aerobics, *AquaFit, Body Conditioning, Circuits, Core Fitness, Step, *Spinning, Stretch & Flex

* Additional charges may apply

For details visit our website at www.southampton.ac.uk/sportandwellbeing

Promoting strength & fitness

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“A great workout, very relaxing and enjoyable”Pilates class participant

Pilates

Pilates focuses on controlling the core postural muscles which help keep the body balanced, providing essential support to the spine. Pilates teaches awareness of the breath and the alignment of the spine. These sessions will leave you feeling centred, calm and refocused.

Tai Chi

Tai Chi originated from the martial arts; the slow, graceful movements are designed to focus the mind and breathing to alleviate the stresses of everyday life. The continual fluid movements have a sedative effect upon the central nervous system which helps to stimulate improvements to the body’s other systems. It is calming and de-stressing and assists motor control over balance and can help the posture by loosening tight muscles.

Yoga

The word yoga means “union” referring to the union of the mind, body and spirit. Yoga is one of the most widely practised of the spiritual disciplines. The postures used in yoga have been developed over thousands of years as a systematic means of exercising every part of the body. Yoga can help prevent illnesses by boosting the immune system. It also encourages relaxation and can alleviate back pain as well as improving circulation.

Dance Classes Salsa

Salsa is the Spanish word for sauce (a spicy flavour). Salsa also suggests a “mixture” of ingredients, hence the dance. Its roots originate in Cuba and Puerto Rico. Salsa is a flirtatious and fun dance that creates energy on the dance floor.

Strictly Come Dancing

Strictly Come Dancing involves a variety of dance moves including waltz, foxtrot, cha cha cha, samba, quick step and jive. The combination of all of these dance styles results in a comprehensive introduction to the ballroom/Latin experience.

Zumba

This fitness course is an exciting fusion of interval training incorporating dance influenced steps, such as Salsa, Merengue, Samba and Reggaton. Zumba is full of Latin flavour and is fun for everyone.

Chair/Burlesque

A great way to workout, this fitness course teaches dance/burlesque moves using a chair. No dance experience is necessary as this course is designed to progress through the moves. Each week you will be taught specific moves, which will be put together to perform routines at the end of each session.

Racket Sports Squash

Squash is considered the faster paced more energetic of the racket sports and provides a great all round workout. Our courses are aimed at all levels and will allow you to develop technique, movement and game play, with an added bonus of improving your fitness and coordination skills.

Tennis

Tennis is one of the best sports for stamina, body conditioning, flexibility, functional strength and honing your reactions with those high-speed serves. It’s also good for your coordination and mental agility, encouraging quick reactions and strategic thinking. If you are keen to exercise outdoors and want to try a new sport, then give tennis a try.

Lifestyle Courses

Lifestyle courses run throughout the year.

Visit out website at www.southampton.ac.uk/sportandwellbeing for the current schedule of courses.

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Swimming Pool Opening Times

Swimming sessions are available every day of the week. Each session includes lanes for Slow, Medium and Fast swimmers. Timetables are subject to change throughout the academic year. Current versions are available from the Jubilee Sports Centre Reception and on the Sport and Wellbeing website.

Cost

Sport and Wellbeing Member Free

Non-member student £3.00

Non-member staff/external student/alumni

£3.90

Non-member public adult £4.90

Non-member child 4-17 years £3.00

Concessionary £3.00

Family Swim ticket (up to 2 adults/3 children)

£15.00

Multi use card – 12 for the price of 10 (staff and external student)

£39.00

Multi use card – 12 for the price of 10 (public adult)

£49.00

AquaFit Classes

An exhilarating all-over body workout using water for resistance. Fun and enjoyable and suitable for all levels of fitness, and for both males and females. Participants must be able to swim 25m and be confident in the water.

For details of class times visit our website.

Adult Swimming Lessons

We offer adult swimming lessons on Sunday evenings from 17.00-19.00. These courses are open to all levels from complete beginners to more advanced level swimmers who want to improve their stroke techniques.

SwimFit Courses

SwimFit is a course designed to improve personal fitness. These sessions are run by a qualified coach who will guide participants through various drills to improve stamina and technique. All participants must be able to swim 200m front crawl, back crawl and breast stroke. These sessions are now open to children from the age of 16 who meet this criteria.

RLSS National Pool Lifeguard Qualification (NPLQ)

The RLSS NPLQ Course enables the participant to become a qualified lifeguard. These courses are run over 42 hours with a three hour exam at the end of the course.

Prior to commencement of training for the NPLQ all candidates must be:

− aged 16 years or above

− able to meet the following basic fitness criteria:-

− jump/dive into deep water

− swim 50 metres in less than 60 seconds

− swim 100 metres continuously on front and back in deep water

− tread water for 30 seconds

− surface dive to the floor of the pool

− climb out unaided without a ladder/steps, where the pool design permits

Pool Safety Award

The STA Pool Safety Award includes rescue skills, CPR and relevant pool safety knowledge for the swimming teacher/coach or poolside helper. This course provides a foundation for teaching or life-guarding qualifications and is a pre-requisite for the STA Level 1 course.

Swimming

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Swimming Teachers Award Course (STA)

Level 1

The STA Level 1 Course enables the participant to teach up to 10 beginners, they may also act as an assistant teacher and may teach larger classes or advanced skills under direct supervision of a suitably qualified swimming teacher.

Candidates must be at least 16 years old at the time of the examination, hold an acceptable life-saving qualification and have completed a Child Protection course.

Candidates are assessed during the course prior to taking practical teaching and written theory examinations at the end of the course.

Level 2

The STA Level 2 Course enables the participant to teach pupils of all levels without supervision.

Candidates must be at least 18 years old at the time of the examination, hold the STA Level 1 or equivalent and hold an acceptable life-saving qualification.

Candidates are assessed during the course prior to taking practical teaching and written theory examinations at the end of the course.

Private Tuition for Adults and Children

Private 1:1 swimming lessons are ideal for the nervous swimmer or as a fast progression for the more competent swimmer.

Private lessons are available for customers age 4+ and cater for the complete beginner through to a more advanced level. Whether you want to learn to swim for your holidays, or your goal is to be an elite athlete, we can accommodate you. We also cater for swimmers with specific requirements or concerns to enable us to meet your individual needs.

Swimming – relaxing, refreshing , revitalising

Swimming clubs, University and non-University, can hire our facilities for practice or gala events. Contact facilitybooking@southampton.ac.uk or Telephone 023 8059 6878

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Stage 1

Developing basic safety awareness, basic movement skills and water confidence skills. Swimmers may use aids, eg arm bands, floats, etc.

Stage 2

Developing safe entries to the water including jumping in, basic floating, travel front and back up to a distance of 5 metres, plus rotation to regain upright positions. Swimmers may use aids eg arm bands, floats, etc.

Stage 3

Developing safe entries including submersion, travel up to 10 metres on the front and back, progress rotation skills and water safety knowledge. At this stage, the swimmer will be assessed without the use of aids or support.

Stage 4

Developing the understanding of buoyancy through a range of skills, refining kicking technique for all strokes, and swimming 10 metres to a given standard as directed by the Amateur Swimming Association (ASA).

Stage 5

Developing skills through sculling and treading water skills and complete rotation, also performing all strokes for a distance of 10 metres to the given standard as provided by the ASA within the NPTS resources.

Stage 6

Developing effective swimming skills including coordinated breathing across all strokes plus swimming a distance of 25 metres using a stroke of the swimmer’s choice; developing the water safety aspects and understanding of preparation for exercise.

Stage 7

Developing quality stroke techniques up to 100 metres, incorporating skills learnt and combining them to develop a linked routine and complete successfully an obstacle course that combines a variety of skills accomplished throughout stage 1-7.

Swimming Courses for Children

Sport and Wellbeing follows the National Plan for Teaching Swimming (NPTS). This is the national syllabus produced by the Amateur Swimming Association (ASA) to assist and support the delivery of swimming lessons.

Stages 1-7 take the child from total beginner through to competent swimmer able to swim 100 metres in each of the three main swimming disciplines – breast stroke, back stroke and front crawl.

Stages 8-10

Once the swimmer has developed the core range of skills required to be confident, competent and safe in the water through stages 1-7, they will move on to Fundamental Sport Skills, Stages 8-10 of the NPTS in Competitive Swimming.

Dolphin Development Squad

Designed specifically to lay the foundation required to prepare young swimmers to take part in the development coaching and training programmes run by swimming clubs. This includes preparation for competition swimming.

For full details of the Dolphin Swim School programme visit the Sport and Wellbeing website at www.southampton.ac.uk/sportandwellbeing or email swimschool@southampton.ac.uk.

Swimming lessons can build children’s confidence and may save their lives

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“My children’s experience has been a very positive one. The teachers are fab and make it fun learning to swim”Parent of children’s swimming course participant

Sports Bursaries at Southampton

Sport and Wellbeing offers excellent Sports Bursary Scholarships to high level athletes who have represented their county, region or country of origin in competition or have the potential to do so whilst studying at the University of Southampton.

Successful applicants must be endorsed by the relevant National Governing Body for their sport, and students must have the ability to manage the relationship between academic and sporting demands.

Benefits of the Scheme:

− Financial Assistance

− Free Sport and Wellbeing Membership

− Strength and Conditioning Coaching

− Access to the Sports Performance Centre

− Scientific Testing

− Lifestyle Support

− Performance Workshops

− Access to Physiotherapy

Development Scholars

This level of assistance is aimed at those who aim to achieve international level competition whilst they are at university. Athletes should have played at county, regional or national junior standard.

Performance Scholars

This level of assistance is aimed at those who compete at an international level for their country or those who have been selected for major international events or leagues.

If you think you fit the criteria of a Development or Performance Athlete and would like to receive the support of a dedicated team of professional staff, whatever your sport, email bursary@southampton.ac.uk.

The Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme (TASS)

The Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme (TASS) is a Government funded programme to support and fast-track young sporting talent, the potential medal winners of the future.

Students are selected by the National Governing Body for their sport and the funding is channelled through the university where students are based or where the support structure is in place.

The University of Southampton is the South East Lead Hub for TASS delivery and oversees universities across the South.

Visit the TASS website www.tass.gov.uk for more information.

For advice about TASS at the University of Southampton, email tass@southampton.ac.uk.

Sports Performance Centre

The Sports Performance Centre at the Wide Lane Sports Grounds provides a fully equipped teaching venue and strength and conditioning facilities. The Sports Bursary and TASS athletes have exclusive use of this facility for training sessions as part of their funding and support. The strength and conditioning rooms are fully equiped with lifting platforms, a large selection of free weights and plated machines.

Performance Sport

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“Very patient and reassuring instructors! Plenty of opportunity to practice... really, really enjoyed it”Participant in level 1 Sailing course

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Powerboating: Fun and exhilarating

The University of Southampton Watersports Centre is a Royal Yachting Association (RYA) and British Canoe Union (BCU) approved centre offering internationally recognised courses in watersports. In addition we offer courses in engine maintenance and first aid to complement your professional certification. Courses are programmed throughout the year.

The Watersports Centre is also the site of the University Rifle Range where alongside Air Rifle Shooting sessions we offer a variety of activities for individuals and groups aimed at improving skills and teambuilding. You can arrange a bespoke course or activity day by contacting watersports@southampton.ac.uk

For more information visit the Sport and Wellbeing website at www.southampton.ac.uk/sportandwellbeing/watersports

Activities take place at one of three locations:

− University Watersports Centre, Swaythling on the River Itchen

− Southampton Sailing Club, Woolston on Southampton Water

− The National Oceanography Centre, Dock Gate 4, Southampton

Courses Available

Canoeing

CEVNI – European Code for Inland Waterways (The University Watersports Centre provides the facility to practice and complete this online test)

Dayskipper Theory

Diesel Maintenance

First Aid

Instructor

Kayaking

Outboard Maintenance

Powerboating

Sailing

VHF/SRC leading to Maritime Radio Operating Certificate of Competence

Windsurfing

Yachtmaster Theory

Kayak evening sessions, powerboat hire, recreational sailing and taster days are also available.

University Watersports Centre

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Intra Mural Programme

The Intra Mural Programme is a great way for students to get involved in sport and have fun. The programme runs throughout the year and covers a variety of sports, so there is something for everyone.

All participants are Sport and Wellbeing members who are required to register to play in an Intra Mural team.

Teams can be made up of students and staff from Halls of Residences, Faculties, Societies or simply a group of friends. There are plenty of ways to get involved.

Winter Sports Programme

Autumn Term Sports

Badminton Singles (Mixed)

Basketball

Hockey (Mixed)

Netball (Women)

Rugby (Men)

Soccer (Men 11-a-side)

Soccer (Men 5-a-side)

Swimming Gala

Volleyball (Mixed)

Summer Sports Programme

Summer Term Sports

Badminton Doubles (Mixed)

Cricket (7-a-side)

Netball

Rounders (Mixed)

Rugby 7’s (Mixed)

Squash (Mixed)

Soccer (Men 6-a-side)

Tennis (Mixed)

For further information on how to get involved visit our website or contact imsport@southampton.ac.uk

Rugby 7’s at Wide Lane

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Sport and Wellbeing membership is available to members of the University of Southampton and local communities. Membership is valid for 12 months from the date of purchase unless otherwise stated.

The following charges apply from 1 September 2011 to 31 August 2012:

Students

Full time UoS Student £125.00

Short-Course Student (up to 6 months)

£ 65.00

Part-time UoS Student £205.00

External Student £205.00

Alumni

Alumni - first year £125.00

Other Alumni £205.00

Staff

Staff paid up to point 44 £205.00

Staff paid on point 44 and above £260.00*

Visiting Staff/Contractor (6 months)

£125.00

Visiting Staff/Contractor (3 months)

£70.00

Visiting Staff/Contractor (1 month)

£30.00

Retired Staff £205.00

Public

Public (12 months) £350.00

Public (6 Months) £210.00

Sports Club/Intra Mural £205.00

Partner of UoS Student/Staff/Alumni £205.00

Child of any member (aged 4 – 17 yrs)

£55.00

*Staff paying via salary deduction only

Sport and Wellbeing Membership benefits:

− Free swimming

− Free use of the fitness facilities

− Free AquaFit classes

− Free fitness classes

− Free use of indoor courts

− Free use of outdoor courts and pitches (excluding synthetic turf pitches)

− Court/pitch bookings up to 7 days in advance

− Participation in Intra Mural activities

− Discounts on sports courses and Spinning classes

− Easy access to sports facilities using your Smart ID Card

Sport and Wellbeing membership is required to participate in any Intra Mural sport or University Sports Club training session held at University of Southampton sports facilities. Sport and Wellbeing membership does not include AU or University Sports Club membership fees.

A full explanation of membership categories is available on the website or from the Jubilee Sports Centre Reception. This will also detail the terms and conditions of membership.

How do I apply?

Students and staff holding a valid University ID Card:

− Complete an application form and take it with your ID card and payment to the JSC Reception for processing. Forms are available at Reception or as a pdf on the Sport and Wellbeing website

Membership Scheme

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Freshers and PGCE Students

− Fill in the relevant details when completing the University ID Card Application Form, enclose payment, and return to the address provided. Sport and Wellbeing membership will be pre-programmed onto your ID card which you will receive at Registration. Prior to using your membership you will need to present your ID card at the JSC Reception for validation and provide contact details for our database. Membership end dates will be determined by the date of validation as detailed on the Sport and Wellbeing website

− Alternatively , apply in person after you have collected your ID card at Registration. Membership will then run for 12 months from the date of purchase

− Students wishing to validate membership for use at the Glen Eyre or Wessex Lane Halls fitness facilities must produce a valid Resident’s Card and complete the Fitness Induction process as detailed on page 6

Pre-sessional Students

− Once you have received your ID card you may apply for Sport and Wellbeing membership for the duration of your course. Information on special rates is available at the JSC Reception

Spouse/Partner, External Student, Public, Invited Club/Intra Mural Team member

− You will require a Southampton City Council Smartcities ID Card to gain access to sports facilities. Application forms are available from the JSC Reception. You will be required to provide one recent, colour, passport photograph, proof of identity and address by producing documents as listed in the Smartcities application form

− Your photograph will be taken on your first visit to the Jubilee Sports Centre and saved on our database for identification purposes only.

Payment Methods

− Cash, cheque (made payable to University of Southampton) and credit/debit card

− Salary deduction - members of staff paid via monthly salary may be able to take advantage of tax efficiencies under the University’s enhanced employee benefits scheme by opting to pay for Sport and Wellbeing membership for themselves, partners and children by monthly salary deduction. Details are available on request from the JSC Reception or Payroll Services

− Monthly Standing Order - members of the external community and University staff only may complete the relevant forms, available from the JSC Reception. This option is not available to students, external students, student partners and/or for any membership of less than 6 months duration

Cancellation and Refunds

You cannot cancel your membership and/or payments made by monthly instalments, or request a refund of membership fees paid fully or in part, during the membership period as part of the terms and conditions you sign. Exceptions only where the member is:

− unable to take part in sporting activities on proven medical grounds; or

− a member of University staff leaving post; or

− a student leaving the University before completion of their studies; or

− a public member moving out of the local area

Applications to cancel membership should be submitted to sportandwellbeing@southampton.ac.uk. Confirmation from the appropriate professional will be required (ie medical certificate, letter from course tutor etc). All refunds agreed under the above criteria are subject to a £10 administration fee.

Terms and Conditions of the Membership Scheme are available on the website www.southampton.ac.uk/sportandwellbeing/membership

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How to find the Sports Facilities

Wide Lane Sports Grounds and Sports Performance Centre

Leave the M27 at Junction 5 and take the A335 towards Eastleigh. At the roundabout take the first left into Wide Lane.

The University Sports Grounds can be found on the left 180 metres from the roundabout, 50 metres past the entrance to the Parkway Railway Station and just beyond the pelican crossing.

The Unilink bus service runs regularly from Highfield Campus to Wessex Lane and to Southampton Airport, which is immediately behind Parkway Railway Station.

Highfield Campus and the Watersports Centre

From the M27 Junction 5 take the A335 towards Southampton. Follow the A335 dual carriageway (Stoneham Way) through 2 sets of traffic lights.

At the 3rd set of lights* the road divides, for the Watersports Centre take the left-hand lane and for Highfield Campus take the right-hand Lane.

Watersports Centre

At the traffic lights* bear left. At the next set of lights turn left into Woodmill Lane.

Follow the road around to the right (past the turning for Wessex Lane Halls of Residence) and take the next right hand turn into Oliver Road ( just before the narrow bridge).

Follow Oliver Road to the T-junction and turn left, the Watersports Centre gates are straight ahead of you. Please enter carefully as the entrance/exit is very narrow with room for only one vehicle at a time.

Highfield Campus

At the traffic lights* bear right into Burgess Road (McDonalds will be on your left).

Follow Burgess Road to the top of the hill, through the pelican crossing and a set of traffic lights. At the 2nd set of traffic lights turn left into University Road. The Pay and Display car park is immediately on your left.

The Jubilee Sports Centre can be found 300m further down University Road on the right-hand side.

Car Parking

Customers may park in all University car parks free of charge only between 17.00-08.00 Monday to Friday or anytime at weekends.

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Main Office

Sport and Wellbeing Jubilee Sports Centre University of Southampton University Road Highfield Southampton so17 1bj

023 8059 2119

Wide Lane Sports Grounds

Sport and Wellbeing University of Southampton Wide Lane Eastleigh Southampton so50 5pe

023 8059 8085

Watersports Centre

Sport and Wellbeing University of Southampton Oliver Road Swaythling Southampton so18 2jl

023 8067 6875

www.southampton.ac.uk/sportandwellbeing sportandwellbeing@southampton.ac.uk +44 (0)23 8059 2119