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SCHOOL HUBS – 11 MAY 2020 Hub school name Town Hub Linked school/s Alston Primary School Nenthead School ALSTON Alston Moor Hub Samuel King's School Barrow Island School Bram Longstaffe Nursery School Holy Family Catholic Primary School Newbarns Primary and Nursery School North Walney Primary School Chetwynde School Ormsgill Primary School St George's CE School Ramsden Infant School BARROW-IN-FURNESS Barrow Hub St Pius X Catholic Primary School Roose Community Primary School Vickerstown School South Walney Infant School South Walney Junior School St Columba's Catholic Primary School St James' CE Junior School St Paul's CE Junior School Victoria Infant and Nursery School Furness Academy Parkside GGI Academy BARROW-IN-FURNESS Barrow MAT Hub Victoria Academy Yarlside Academy Clifton School Culgaith CE School Lowther Endowed School Beaconside CE Primary School PENRITH Beaconside Hub Milburn School Queen Elizabeth Grammar School Ullswater Community College Yanwath Primary School Allonby Primary School Beacon Hill Community School Blennerhasset School Broughton Moor School Crosscanonby St John's CE School St Michael's CE School WIGTON Bothel Hub Holme St Cuthbert School Ireby CE School Oughterside School Plumbland CE School St Matthew's CE School Brisbane Park Infant School BARROW-IN-FURNESS Brisbane Park Hub Hindpool Nursery School North Lakes School Brunswick School PENRITH Brunswick Hub Shap Endowed CE School St Catherine's Catholic Primary School All Saints' CE Primary School Bridekirk Dovenby CE School Broughton Primary School Cockermouth School Fairfield Primary School COCKERMOUTH Cockermouth Hub Dean CE School Eaglesfield Paddle CE Primary Lorton School St Bridget's CE School St Joseph's Catholic Primary School Dean CE School WORKINGTON Dean Hub Lorton School Ashfield Infant School Beckstone Community Primary School Derwent Vale Primary and Nursery School Seaton Academy Seaton St Paul's CE Junior School Ashfield Junior School St Gregory's Catholic Primary School Distington Community School WORKINGTON Distington Hub St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Harrington Workington Academy, The St Michael's Nursery and Infant School St Patrick's Catholic Primary School Victoria Infant and Nursery School Victoria Junior School Westfield Nursery and Primary School John Ruskin School Dowdales School DALTON-IN-FURNESS Dowdales Hub Ulverston Victoria High School Appleby Primary School Asby Endowed School Bolton School Brough School Crosby Ravensworth CE School Kirkby Stephen Grammar School Kirkby Stephen Primary School Appleby Grammar School APPLEBY-IN-WESTMORLAND Eden Hub Kirkby Thore School Long Marton School Morland Area CE School Orton CE School Tebay Community School Temple Sowerby CE School Warcop CE School Askam Village School Chapel Street Infants and Nursery School Croftlands Infant School Burlington CE School Croftlands Junior School ASKAM-IN-FURNESS Church Walk CE Primary School Dalton St Mary's CE Primary School DALTON-IN-FURNESS FPC Hub George Romney Junior School Lindal and Marton School ULVERSTON Ireleth St Peter's CE School Low Furness CE Primary School Pennington CE School Sir John Barrow Primary School Black Combe Junior School Captain Shaw's CE School Millom Infant School Haverigg School MILLOM Haverigg Hub Millom School Park View Nursery School St James' Catholic Primary School Thwaites School Castle Park School Dean Gibson Catholic Primary School Ghyllside Primary School Selside Endowed CE School Grayrigg CE School KENDAL Kendal Hub Old Hutton CE School Heron Hill School St Mark's CE Primary School St Oswald's CE Primary School St Thomas's CE Primary School Stramongate Primary School Vicarage Park CE Primary School Bassenthwaite School Borrowdale CE Primary School St Herbert's CE VA Primary and Nursery School KESWICK Keswick Hub Braithwaite CE Primary School Keswick School Threlkeld CE Primary School Cartmel Priory CE School Queen Elizabeth Studio School Kirkby Lonsdale, CARNFORTH Kirkby Lonsdale Hub Dallam School St Mary's CE Primary School Queen Elizabeth School Allithwaite CE School Cartmel CE Primary School Lindale CE School and Community IT Centre GRANGE-OVER-SANDS Lindale Hub Flookburgh CE School Grange CE School Leven Valley CE School Dearham Primary School Ellenborough and Ewanrigg Infant School Ewanrigg Junior School Flimby School Netherton Infant School MARYPORT Maryport Hub Grasslot Infant School Maryport CE Primary School Northside School Our Lady and St Patrick's Catholic Primary School Beetham CE School Burton Morewood CE Primary School Crosscrake CE School Milnthorpe Primary School MILNTHORPE Milnthorpe Hub Holme Community School Levens CE School St Patrick's CE School Nelson Thomlinson School, The WIGTON Nelson Thomlinson Hub Nelson Thomlinson Hub Arlecdon School Orgill Primary School EGREMONT Beckermet CE School Orgill Hub Seascale School SEASCALE Cleator Moor Nursery School Ennerdale and Kinniside CE Primary School Frizington Community Primary School Frizington Nursery School Gosforth CE School Lamplugh CE School Montreal CE Primary School Moor Row School St Bees Village School St Bega's CE School St Bridget's Catholic Primary School St Joseph's Catholic Primary School St Patrick's Catholic Primary School Thornhill Primary School Waberthwaite CE School West Lakes Academy Our Lady of Furness Catholic Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Primary School DALTON-IN-FURNESS St Mary’s Catholic Primary School Federation Inglewood Infant School Inglewood Junior School Pennine Way Primary School CARLISLE Pennine Way Hub Petteril Bank School Scotby CE School Penny Bridge CE School ULVERSTON Penny Bridge Hub Broughton-in-Furness CE School Armathwaite School Calthwaite CE School Greystoke School Kirkoswald CE School Langwathby CE School Plumpton School PENRITH Plumpton Hub Lazonby CE School Patterdale CE School Penruddock Primary School Skelton School Stainton CE School Belle Vue Primary School Caldew Lea School Great Orton School Robert Ferguson Primary School CARLISLE Robert Ferguson Hub Newlaithes Infant School Newlaithes Junior School Newtown School St Bede's Roman Catholic Primary School Yewdale School Burgh-by-Sands School Cummersdale School Fellview Primary School High Hesket CE School Cumwhinton School Ivegill CE School Kirkbampton CE School CARLISLE Rural South Carlisle Hub Rosley CE School Raughton Head CE School St Michael's CE Primary School Stoneraise School Thursby School Wreay CE School Dent CE Voluntary Aided Primary School Sedbergh Primary School SEDBERGH Sedbergh Hub Settlebeck High School Silloth Primary School WIGTON Silloth Hub Solway Community Technology College Blackford CE Primary School Houghton CE School Stanwix Primary School CARLISLE Stanwix Hub Kingmoor Infant School Kingmoor Junior School Rockcliffe CE School Ambleside CE Primary School Coniston CE School Goodly Dale School Grasmere CE School Staveley CE School KENDAL Staveley Hub Hawkshead, Esthwaite School Lakes School, The Langdale CE School St Martin and St Mary CE Primary School Caldew School Morton Academy Trinity School CARLISLE Trinity Hub Newman Catholic School William Howard School Bishop Harvey Goodwin School, The Brook Street Primary School Upperby Primary School CARLISLE Upperby Hub St Cuthbert's Catholic School and Nursery St Margaret Mary's Catholic Primary School Bewcastle School Brampton Primary School Castle Carrock School Crosby-on-Eden CE School Fir Ends Primary School Gilsland CE School Great Corby School Warwick Bridge School CARLISLE Warwick Bridge Hub Hallbankgate Village School Hayton CE Primary School Irthington Village School Lanercost CE School Longtown Primary School Shankhill CE School Walton & Lees Hill CE Primary School Bransty School Hensingham Primary School Kells Infant School Lowca Community School Monkwray School Moresby Primary School St Begh's Catholic Junior School St Benedict's Catholic High School Jericho School WHITEHAVEN Whitehaven Hub St Bridget's CE School, Parton St Gregory and St Patrick's Catholic Community School St James' CE Infant School St James' CE Junior School St Mary's Catholic Primary School Valley Primary School West Lakes Academy Whitehaven Academy, The Boltons CE School Bowness-on-Solway Primary School Holm Cultram Abbey CE School Thomlinson Junior School WIGTON Wigton Hub Kirkbride Primary School Wigton Infant School Richmond Hill School St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School Wiggonby CE School STAND-ALONE SCHOOLS – 11 MAY 2020 School name Town School name Town Arnside National CE School CARNFORTH Mayfield School WHITEHAVEN Bookwell Primary School EGREMONT Netherhall School MARYPORT Cambridge Primary School BARROW-IN-FURNESS Newbridge House (South Area PRU) BARROW-IN-FURNESS Central Academy CARLISLE Newton School BARROW-IN-FURNESS Crosthwaite CE School KENDAL Norman Street Primary School CARLISLE Cumbria Academy for Autism WORKINGTON Queen Katherine School Academy, The KENDAL Dane Ghyll School BARROW-IN-FURNESS Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School BARROW-IN-FURNESS Dean Barwick School GRANGE-OVER-SANDS Sandgate School KENDAL Energy Coast UTC WORKINGTON Sandside Lodge ULVERSTON George Hastwell School BARROW-IN-FURNESS St Bernard's Catholic High School BARROW-IN-FURNESS Gillford Centre (North Area PRU) CARLISLE St Cuthbert's Catholic Primary School WINDERMERE Greengate Junior School BARROW-IN-FURNESS St Joseph's Catholic High School WORKINGTON James Rennie School CARLISLE Storth CE School MILNTHORPE Kendal Nursery School KENDAL Walney School BARROW-IN-FURNESS Kirkbie Kendal School KENDAL West Cumbria Learning Centre (West Area PRU) WORKINGTON EARLY YEARS – 12 MAY 2020 Early Years Provision Town Barrow Day Nursery BARROW Lynwood Ashtree Day Nursery BARROW Ramsden Robins Pre-school BARROW Little Monkeys Day Nursery BRAITHWAITE St Aidan’s Day nursery (Harraby) CARLISLE Stone Eden Nursery School CARLISLE Houghton Nursery Group CARLISLE - HOUGHTON Kiddlywinks Pre-School and Day Nursery PENRITH Lambkins Day Nursery & Pre-School Centre PENRITH Little Oaks at Muddy Boots PENRITH PJ's Nursery SEASCALE Longthwaite Road Pre-school WIGTON Learning Land WORKINGTON 38 Childminders are open across the county, please contact [email protected] for details .
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