Coronavirus Support
Our Community response in Freshwater, Yarmouth,
Totland, Thorley and Wellow
Click here for more information.
Online Classes & Workshops – week commencing 6th July 2020
Our full schedule of online classes and workshops for the week commencing 6th July 2020 can be found below, with a brief description of what they involve. Come and join us on the screen and get your daily dose of exercise or why not enjoy a Cookery Workshop with the...
What’s new at WWSCC? June 26th 2020 Newsletter
What's new at West Wight Sports & Community Centre? To find out, read our Newsletter here. To keep up-to-date on everything going on at West Wight Sports & Community Centre, subscribe to our Newsletter - please fill in your email address and name on the...
Isle of Wight Festival of Running – Virtual Events
Sadly the 2020 Isle of Wight Festival of Running, which was set to be our biggest ever event had to be cancelled. The event should have taken place between May 24th and May 31st with events Islandwide. It would have kicked off with the Duver Dash hosted by Bembridge...
West Wight Coronavirus Support – Hot Meal Delivery
Michèle of Four Seasons Cookery Academy is hard at work in the Centre kitchen, producing tasty, nutritious lunches. These are available hot or chilled, for collection or delivery. Each dish is accompanied by a delicious cake donated by our loyal supporters -...
Small Group Outdoor Fitness Classes
We are now running small group Outdoor Fitness Classes on the playing field at the Centre. In order to comply with government guidance, these classes are limited to a maximum of five participants. The classes are run in line with the latest government guidance, with...
1:1 & 2:1 Outdoor Personal Training Sessions
1:1 & 2:1 personal training outdoors is now allowed under current government guidelines and we are running sessions on the playing field at the Centre. The sessions are run in line with the latest government guidance, with social distancing and strict cleaning and...
Interactive Children’s Cookery Workshop – Thursday 2nd July
Michèle from Four Seasons Cookery Academy will be hosting an Interactive Children's Cookery Workshop in conjunction with West Wight Sports & Community Centre, this Thursday, 2nd July at 10.30! Join us in the kitchen and on screen, where Michèle will be making...
Online Classes & Workshops – week commencing 29th June 2020
Our full schedule of online classes and workshops for the week commencing 29th June 2020 can be found below, with a brief description of what they involve. Come and join us on the screen and get your daily dose of exercise or why not enjoy a Cookery Workshop with the...
£10,000 grant for West Wight help hub
Coronavirus has challenged the whole nation, causing fear, grief, panic and disruption to the way each one of us goes about our daily lives. The National Emergencies Trust (NET) has partnered with HIWCF to award West Wight Sports & Community Centre a grant of...
West Wight Sports and Community Centre. Health and Fitness at the heart of the Community
The West Wight Sports and Community Centre Trust is a registered charity (reg number
273334) providing activities which support our community’s physical and mental health and well-being. Based in Moa place, Freshwater, on the Isle of Wight, the sports and community centre has swimming pools, sports hall, gym, cafe, meeting rooms, community centre, exercise classes, community kitchen, hair salon, hydrotherapy, physiotherapy, chiropractic clinic and lots more. The Centre is a hub for the West Wight community providing a diverse range of services including supporting the vulnerable and isolated, providing youth services aa well as all the traditional activities associated with a sports and community centre. The History of the West Wight Sports and Community Centre is a story of real community spirit, triumph over adversity and sheer determination. It is the efforts of those people that have left the legacy of the sports centre which has become an integral part of the West Wight way of life and will do for generations to come. Visit The History of the West Wight Sports and Community Centre website to read the full story.
