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Van Norman Field House at The Wheeler School's Farm
Van Norman Field House at The Wheeler School's Farm is a state-of-the-art facility located in Seekonk, Massachusetts. This institution, part of The Wheeler School, offers a wide range of athletic and recreational opportunities for students and the community. From fitness classes to sports teams, this field house provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for all. With its convenient location on Prospect Street, visitors can easily access this facility to stay active and healthy. Whether you're looking to improve your physical fitness or simply enjoy some time outdoors, Van Norman Field House has something for everyone.
The Wheeler School | Seekonk Campus | "The Farm"
The Wheeler School Seekonk Campus, also known as "The Farm", is located at 357 Walker Street in Seekonk, Massachusetts. This 120-acre campus is home to a variety of facilities including athletic fields, the Van Norman Field House, Forest & Farm Days for Early Childhood, the Sixth Grade Farm Program, a summer camp, ropes course, and more. The campus is powered by a solar array on the roof of the Field House. One of the highlights of The Farm is the new natural athletic turf field, featuring "safeshell" infill material, the first of its kind in New England. This field, named Godley Field in honor of donors and alumni parents Drs. Frederick and Kathleen Godley, offers benefits such as reduced surface heat, firm and fast surfaces for athletics, and a durable natural infill. The field also includes lighting, a scoreboard, and parking, making it a state-of-the-art facility for sports and events.
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