Kose staadion

Kose staadion belongs to the local gymnasium first and a football club second, and that order shows in how it is described. There is no separate website for the ground — updates run through the school's own page, kose.edu.ee, because the pitch on Pikk tn was built as, and remains, part of Kose Gümnaasium's sports infrastructure.

The venue has changed names as often as the school it serves has been reorganised, moving from Kose Keskkooli staadion to its current Kose Gümnaasiumi staadion tag without ever really changing address or purpose. A rebuild between 2005 and 2007 gave the ground its present shape, and it reopened on 1 July 2008 with a leg of the BIG Kuldliiga athletics series rather than a football fixture — a reminder that running lanes, not just the pitch, sit at the centre of what this stadium is for.

Capacity is listed at 1,500, though older Transfermarkt figures put seated capacity closer to 500, and the natural grass surface serves both the school's PE classes and match days. FC Kose, founded in 1998, uses the ground alongside its second side, FC Kose II, but splits its home fixtures with another local venue, Oru Põhikooli staadion, rather than treating Kose staadion as a single fixed base.