Magdalene dates from the 14th and 15th centuries and is Grade I listed. A Methodist church, Baptist church, Catholic church and a United Reformed church are also located in the village. Education and schools The South Wolds Academy & Sixth Form (formerly known as South Wolds Community School) is a Secondary School and Sixth Form with academy status located on Church Drive in Keyworth, Nottingham. There are also three primary schools located in Keyworth (Crossdale Primary School, Keyworth Primary & Nursery School, Willow Brook Primary School). Recreation The Keyworth Show takes place each summer, on the second Saturday of July which includes a horticultural show, fairground and various displays. This all takes place on the playing fields described below. Keyworth Leisure Centre is the areas main swimming pool which is located next to the site of the South Wolds Academy. The Rectory playing field near the parish church is on the site of an ancient medieval ridge and furrow system. This sometimes made running a rather precarious business for the outfielders of Keyworth Cricket Club who played their home matches on this field until 2012 before moving to the Platt Lane playing fields. In the season 2006 Keyworth Cricket Club players created league records for the most runs in a season and the most centuries in a season. It was the most successful season in the history of the club, which dates back to 1814. An activity park aimed at older children was installed in 2016 on the field and a play park for younger children is across the road in front of Keyworth Primary School. The Keyworth Turkey Trot is a half-marathon road race which the 1st Keyworth Scout Group has been holding annually since 1983, normally on the second Sunday in December. It attracts hundreds of runners. The race was not run in December 2020 due to ongoing Covid-19 restrictions. An additional set of playing fields, the home of Keyworth United Community Football Club and Keyworth Cricket Club, is located on Platt Lane. There is a skate park located on Platt Lane which is made up of concrete ramps on a concrete base. Stanton-on-the-Wolds Golf Club is situated about a mile from the village centre. Local groups include scouting, amateur dramatics, bridge, choir, conservation, history, archery, photography, a Martial Arts club (Sanda / Sanshou / Wing Chun), a Karate club (South Notts Shotokan Karate Club) and also a