Earlier this week, the finale of Freddie Flintoff?s Field of Dreams aired on BBC One, which saw the sportstar visit the independent school Denstone College to play a fixture. 
The show aired for the first time on 5th July and saw Freddie Flintoff teach cricket to reluctant children from his hometown of Preston. Freddie is determined to prove that anyone can play competitive cricket, whatever their background. 
In episode 3, Freddie and his team visit Denstone College in rural Staffordshire to play a fixture against a team from the college as well as engaging with pupils and having a tour of the college.  
With a dedicated, talented and inspiring staff, fantastic facilities and as impressive a rural setting as you could find, Denstone College balances the pursuit of academic excellence with a broad co-curricular programme. Denstone College offers students more than 40 sports and activities. The College continues to develop facilities across the site, from expanding The Prep School building, new sports and activities areas as well as a newly refurbished café on site for both pupils and parents to enjoy. Making this school the perfect location for this new show.  Denstone College provided a beautiful backdrop for the BBC series Freddie Flintoff’s Field of Dreams
Head of Denstone College, Lotte Tulloch describes the show as ?Brilliant, heartwarming and humbling TV?. 
Andy Tattersall, Marketing Manager at Denstone College comments ?The visit saw the two teams meet...