Existing Pool Building
Minehead is a seaside town with no public swimming pool. If we do not replace the pool our children, those who attend other Exmoor Federation Schools and other local community groups will not be able to learn to swim. In addition to our pupils, the pool has been used by Foxes Academy, Buccaneers After School Club, Watery Lane Pre-School, West Somerset Nursery Group and various other local community groups. The new pool will be easily accessible for users with limited mobility.
The current pool has come to the end of its life. It is also very expensive to operate new facilities with modern operating systems will enable us to both reduce our running costs and also improve the environmental efficiency of the pool. Our goal is to enable every child in West Somerset to learn to swim and embrace an important life skill. Specifically, each child who leaves St Michaels has at least learned to swim 25m and begun to learn the basics of personal survival.
A new pool, a new pool enclosure (pool building), decking and pathways which enable disabled users easy access and we endeavour to reduce our use of energy for heating the swimming pool by installing solar thermal panels that will contribute most of the hot water required to keep our pool at a comfortable operating temperature read more
The PTA works to improve the educational experience and social, physical and emotional well-being of children at St Michaelâs Church of England First School in Minehead. Our main purpose is to raise sufficient funds to replace our swimming pool which has come to the end of its life. We are looking for help with fund raising, demolition of the existing pool, building, painting, landscaping and general maintenance.
£ 10.00
Pool Toys
£ 50.00
Swimming Instruction
£ 100.00
Heating for 1 week
£ 500.00
Part of the new pool
£ 1000.00
Part of the new pool housing
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Watery Lane,
Minehead, Somerset
TA24 5NY
Registered charity no. 1121725Community Foundation grant data
First grant date06/12/2011 Latest grant date06/12/2011 Amount of grants received£72.00Vetted by: Somerset Community Foundation
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