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Cliffe House Field study and Conference Centre
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Residential field study and conference centre available for hire:
The House is a residential centre, catering for up to 48 young people or adults with its core business being educational visits for schools. It is also a high quality conference and training facility for adult groups up to 80 in number and is supported by an excellent catering service. Visual aids such as laptops, LCD screens, TV, DVD/video and WiFi internet access are available in all training suites.
Current Activities:
The centre is open for business for the majority of the year and is keen to increase its customer base through the school holiday periods and weekends, when the centre is under utilised.
Building Condition/ Disabled Access:
Grade 2 listed Victorian House set in approximately 10 acres of green land, ponds and woods. Disabled access on the ground floor only.
Other information:
Private functions are catered for and can be arranged by negotiation with the Centre Manager.
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Website: www.cliffehouse.co.uk |
| For more information, contact: |
| Centre Manager |
Mr
Kevin Fitzpatrick
Cliffe House
, 140 Lane Head Rd
, Shepley
, Huddersfield
, HD8 8DB
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Tel: 01484 222720
Fax: 01484 222721
Email: office.cliffehouse@kirklees-schools.org.uk
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| History | | Cliffe House was originally built by Mr Seth Senior for his son James. The Senior family were brewers and started making ale on the site of the current Sovereign Public House. In 1947 Dewsbury Council bought the house as an outdoor centre to be used by local children. In 1974 Kirklees Council was formed and it has been part of the education service since this date. |
News | Woodland adventure As part of the governments pathfinder scheme for open play, the centre has built a professionally constructed play area experience named Woodland adventure.
Woodland adventure consists of a fantastic, highly adventurous area of adventure ropes, swings, slides and a tree house in order that children can access more challenging play and in addition to this is an area for organic play (natural woodland), where children can experience play in the natural environment.
The play area is open at all times for visiting schools and open to the public free of charge at specified times, usually Saturdays 10:30am - 3:00pm. These times are supervised by youth workers from Kirklees Young Peoples Service. |
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| Venue access: |
 | Wheelchair access |
 | Disabled parking |
 | Partially accessible toilet |
 | Loop system |
| Disabled access on the ground floor only.
No lift to the upper floors. Bookings for delegates who have difficulty with mobility should be limited to the ground floor rooms.
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