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Item 7 Annex 2 - Careers Hub – Confirmed Schools and Colleges Institution Institution Parliamentary Institution name local postcode constituency authority Blenheim High School KT19 9BH Surrey Epsom and Ewell Epsom and Ewell High School KT19 9JW Surrey Epsom and Ewell Glyn School KT17 1NB Surrey Epsom and Ewell West Hazelwick School RH10 1SX Crawley Sussex West Holy Trinity CofE Secondary School, Crawley RH11 8JE Crawley Sussex Howard of Effingham School KT24 5JR Surrey Mole Valley North East Surrey College of Technology KT17 3DS Surrey Epsom and Ewell Rosebery School KT18 7NQ Surrey Epsom and Ewell St Andrew's Catholic School KT22 7JP Surrey Epsom and Ewell St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School, West RH11 8PG Crawley Crawley Sussex The Ashcombe School RH4 1LY Surrey Mole Valley The Beacon School SM7 1AG Surrey Epsom and Ewell West The Gatwick School RH10 9TP Crawley Sussex The Priory CofE Voluntary Aided School RH4 3DG Surrey Mole Valley Therfield School KT22 7NZ Surrey Mole Valley West Bohunt Horsham RH12 4QR Horsham Sussex Chichester College Group - Crawley Campus West RH10 1NR Crawley only Sussex West Ifield Community College RH11 0DB Crawley Sussex Merstham Park School RH1 3PU Surrey Reigate West Millais School RH13 5HR Horsham Sussex Oakwood School RH6 9AE Surrey East Surrey West Oriel High School RH10 7XW Crawley Sussex Reigate College RH2 0SD Surrey Reigate Reigate School RH2 7NT Surrey Reigate St Bede's School RH1 2LQ Surrey Reigate West Tanbridge House School RH12 1SR Horsham Sussex West The College of Richard Collyer In Horsham RH12 2EJ Horsham Sussex West The Forest School RH13 5NT Horsham Sussex The Warwick School RH1 4AD Surrey Reigate West Thomas Bennett Community College RH10 5AD Crawley Sussex de Stafford School CR3 5YX Surrey East Surrey East Surrey College RH1 2JX Surrey Reigate Oxted School RH8 0AB Surrey East Surrey Royal Alexandra and Albert School RH2 0TD Surrey Reigate Warlingham School CR6 9YB Surrey East Surrey .

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