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Artsmark Schools in the East Midlands Artsmark Schools in the East Midlands Derby and Derbyshire Aldercar Infant & Nursery School Dinting Church of England Voluntary Alfreton Park Special School Aided Primary School (Silver) Allestree Woodlands School Dovedale Primary School (Silver) Alvaston Infant and Nursery School Doveridge Primary School (Silver) Ambergate Primary School Eckington Junior School Ashgate Croft School Egginton Primary School (Silver) Ashgate Primary School (Gold) Fairfield Endowed C of E (c) Junior School Ashover Primary School (Silver) Fairfield Infant and Nursery School Barlborough Primary School Fairmeadows Foundation Primary School Beaufort Community Primary School Firfield Primary School (Silver) Furness Vale Primary School Becket Primary School (Gold) Gayton Junior School (Gold) Blackwell Primary School Glebe Junior School Bolsover C of E Junior School Granby Junior School Bramley Vale Primary School Grange Primary School (Silver) Breadsall CE Primary School Hadfield Infant School Burbage Primary School Hague Bar Primary School Buxton Infant School Hallam Fields Junior School (Silver) Calow Church of England Primary School Harpur Hill Primary School Carlyle Infant and Nursery School (Silver) Hasland Infant School Cavendish Close Infant and Nursery Hayfield Primary School School Heath Primary School Charlesworth Primary School Herbert Strutt Primary School Chaucer Junior School Horsley C of E Primary School Cherry Tree Hill Primary School Howitt Primary Community School Combs Infant School Kilburn Infant & Nursery School Coppice Primary School Laceyfields Academy (Silver) Cottons Farm Primary School Ladywood Primary and Nursery School Crich Junior School (Platinum) Langwith Bassett Primary School (Gold) Dallimore Primary And Nursery School Lea Primary School (Gold) Denby Free CE VA Primary School Lees Brook Community School (Gold) Derwent Community School (Silver) Page 1 Longford Church of England Primary Simmondley Primary School School Springfield Primary School (Gold) Loscoe Church of England Primary School St Giles School (Gold) and Nursery St John's CE Primary School Ripley Mapperley CE Primary School St Laurence Church of England Primary Markeaton Primary School (Silver) School Melbourne Infant School St Luke's CE Primary School Mickley Infant and Nursery School St Martins School Model Village Primary School St. Andrew's C.E. Methodist Aided Morley Primary Primary School (Silver) Morton Primary School St. Peter's C.E. VA Junior school (Gold) Mundy C of E Junior School Stanley Common Church of England New Mills Primary School (Silver) Primary School Newton Primary School Stanley St Andrew's CE Primary Newtown Primary School Staveley Junior School (Silver) Northfield Junior School (Gold) Stonebroom Primary & Nursery School Oakwood Junior School Stonelow Junior School (Gold) Ormiston Ilkeston Enterprise Academy Street Lane Primary School (Silver) Stubbin Wood School & Nursery Over seal Primary School (Silver) The Bemrose School Palterton Primary School The Bolsover School (Gold) Parklands Infant and nursery school Thornsett Primary School Parkview Primary School Tibshelf Infant ande Nursery School Pennine Way Junior Academy (Gold) (Silver) Pilsley Primary School Tintwistle Primary School (Silver) Portway Junior School (Gold) Town End Junior School Queen Elizabeths Grammar School (Gold) Walton Holymoorside Primary School (Gold) Ravensdale Infant and Nursery School Walton on Trent C of E Primary School Ravensdale Junior School Westfield Infant School Redhill Primary School (Gold) Westhouses Primary School Reigate Park Primary School Whaley Thorns Community Primary Royal School for the Deaf Derby (Silver) School Sawley Infant & Nursery School Woodville CE Junior School Scargill C of E (VA) Primary School Woodville Infant School (Gold) Shelton Infant School (Gold) Shelton Junior School Shirland Primary School Page 2 Leicester and Leicestershire Alderman Richard Hallam Primary School Groby Community College (Gold) (Silver) Husbands Bosworth primary school ALP Schools Leicester Inglehurst Junior School Arnesby Church of England Primary Ivanhoe College (Gold) School (Silver) Keyham Lodge School Asfordby Captain's Close Primary School Kilby St Mary's C o E Aided Primary Ash Field Academy (Gold) School (Silver) Ashmount School (Platinum) King Edward VII Science & Sport College Battling Brook Primary School (Gold) Beaumont Leys School Leicester City Primary PRU (Silver) Bosworth Academy (Silver) Leicester High School for Girls Braunstone Community Primary School Mayflower Primary School (Silver) Measham Church of England Primary Bridge Junior School School Academy Trust (Gold) Brockington College Medway Community Primary School Brookvale High School (Gold) Mellor Community Primary (Platinum) Castle Rock High School Millgate School Catherine Infant School (Silver) Nether Hall School Charnwood College (Gold) New College Leicester (Gold) Charnwood Primary School (Silver) Newcroft Primary Academy Children's Hoaspital School (Gold) Newlands Primary School Church Langton Church of England Northfield House Primary Academy Primary School (Silver) Oaklands Primary School (Gold) DSAT Woolden Hill Primary School Parkland Primary School Elizabeth Woodville Primary School (Gold) Ratby Primary School (Silver) Ellesmere College (Gold) Ridgeway Primary Academy English Martyrs School Rolleston Primary School Evington Valley Primary School (Silver) Rushey Mead Academy Falcons Primary School (Gold) Sherrier C of E Primary School (Silver) Farndon Fields Primary School St Clares Primary School Gaddesby Primary School St Peters Church of England Primary Gateway College School Glebelands Primary School The Pastures Primary School Great Bowden Academy Willowbrook Primary Academy Greenfield Primary School Wyggeston & Queen Elizabeth I College Griffydam Primary School Wyvern Primary School Page 3 Lincolnshire Banovallum School (Gold) Mablethorpe Primary Academy (Silver) Barrowby CE Primary School (Gold) North Kesteven School Beacon Primary Academy North Somercotes C of E Primary School Billingborough Primary School (Silver) Poplar Farm School Bluecoat Meres Primary Academy Priory Ruskin Academy Boston West Academy (Silver) Queen Elizabeth's High School (Platinum) Bourne Abbey C of E Primary Academy Saint Thomas Church of England Primary Bourne Academy (Platinum) School Bourne Elsea Park C of E Primary Sir Francis Hill Community Primary School Academy (Silver) Skegness Academy Bourne Westfield Primary Academy Skegness Infant Academy Branston Junior Academy (Silver) Skegness Junior Academy Chapel St Leonards Primary School South Witham Community Primary School Charles Read Academy St Bernards School Church Lane Primary and Nursery School St Faiths and St Martin Church of England Colsterworth Church of England Primary Junior School School St George's Academy Eresby School St Gilbert's C of E Primary School (Silver) Giles Academy St Lawrence School Gosberton House Academy St Norbert's Catholic Primary School Hawthorn Tree Primary School St Peter at Gowts CE Primary School Hogsthorpe Primary Academy (Silver) Horncastle Community Primary School Stamford Welland Academy (Silver) (Silver) The Gainsborough Parish Church Primary Huntingtower academy School Ingoldmells Academy The Grantham Prep School Isaac Newton Primary School The Grantham Sandon School Kirkby la Thorpe CE Primary Academy The John Fielding Special School (Silver) Kirkby on Bain CE Primary School The Meadows primary School (Silver) Kirton Primary School Waddington Redwood Primary School (Gold) Kisimul School Walton Girls' High School Leadenham Church of England School Witham St Hughs Academy Lincoln St Christophers School Lincoln St Francis Page 4 Northamptonshire Abbey Church of England Academy Kingsthorpe Village Primary School Abbeyfield School (Silver) Abington Vale Primary School (Silver) Kingswood Primary Academy (Silver) All Saints CEVA Primary School and Lings Primary School (RSC Platinum) Nursery Unit (Silver) Little Harrowden Community Primary Billing Brook Special School (Gold) School (Silver) Boothville Primary School Malcolm Arnold Academy (Gold) Briar Hill Primary School (Gold) Malcolm Arnold Prep School (Silver) Bridgewater Primary School Moulton Primary School (Silver) Brixworth Primary School (Silver) Newnham Primary School Cedar Road Primary School (Silver) Nicholas Hawksmoor Primary School (Gold) Chenderit School Academy Trust (Silver) Northgate School Arts College Corby Technical School Rockingham Primary School (Gold) Crick Primary School (Silver) South End Infant School Danesholme Infant Academy Spring Lane Primary School Danesholme Junior Academy St Brendans Catholic Primary School Deanshanger Primary School (Silver) The Abbey Primary School (Silver) Delapre Primary School The Arbours Primary Academy (Silver) Eastfield Academy (Silver) The CE Academy Falconer's Hill Academy (Silver) The Ferrers School (Silver) Greatworth Primary School The Grange School (Gold) Greenfields Primary School (Gold) Vernon Terrace Primary School (Silver) Greenfields Primary School and Nursery Weavers Acamdey Greenfields Specialist School for Communication Welford Sibbertoft and Sulby Endowed School (Silver) Greenfields Specialist School for Communication (Gold) Welton CE Academy Hazel Leys Academy Whitefriars Junior School (Silver) Headlands Primary School Woodford Primary School Hospital and Outreach Education Wrangle Primary School Kings Heath Primary Academy (Gold) Yardley Hastings Kingsthorpe College (Silver) Page 5 Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Abbey gates primary school Jesse Gray Primary School (Silver)
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