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Current Academy Projects Academies Being Delivered by PfS – May 2010 The following projects have had their Expression of Interest approved and have been handed over for PfS to deliver. Key: PfS Framework Delivery BSF Delivery Other Reference Academy Name Predeces sor School 1. Bedfordshire 1 The Dunstable Academy Northfields (Technology College) Upper School 2. Bedfordshire 2 Northfields Academy John Bunyan Upper School, Sharnbrook Upper School and Community College 3. Bexley 2 Haberdashers’ Crayford Academy New School 4. Bexley 3 Harris Falconwood Academy Westwood School 5. Birmingham 1 Heartlands Academy Heartlands School 6. Birmingham 2 Brit Legacy School New School (Eastside) 7. Birmingham 3 TBC The College High 8. Birmingham 5 TBC Sheldon Heath Community School Reference Academy Name Predeces sor School 9. Birmingham 6 TBC Shenley Court 10. Birmingham 7 TBC Harborne Hill 11. Birmingham 8 TBC St Albans 12. Bolton 1 Bolton St Catherine’s Academy Withins School Top o’ the Brow Primary School 13. Bolton 2 Essa Hayward 14. Bolton 3 Kearsley Academy George Tomlinson School 15. Bournemouth 1 The Bourne Academy Kings High School 16. Bournemouth 2 The Bishop of Winchester Academy The Bishop of Winchester Comprehensive School 17. Bradford 3 The Rhodesway Academy Rhodesway School 18. Bradford 5 Appleton Academy Wyke Manor School 19. Bradford 6 TBA Greenhead High School 20. Brent 2 The Stadium Academy New School (Stadium Academy) 21. Brent 3 John Kelly Boys Technology College Crest Boys Academy 22. Brent 4 John Kelly Girls Technology College Crest Girls Academy 23. Brighton & Hove 1 Falmer Academy Falmer High School 24. Bristol 3 Oasis Academy Hengrove Community Arts College 25. Bristol 7 Colston's Girls Colston's Girls' School 26. Bristol 8 Bristol Cathedral Choir School Bristol Cathedral School Reference Academy Name Predeces sor School 27. Buckinghamshire 1 Aylesbury Vale Academy Quarrendon School 28. Calderdale 1 Trinity Academy Halifax Holy Trinity 29. Camden 1 New School 30. Cheshire 1 University Church of England Academy Cheshire Oaks High School Ellesmere Port Specialist School for Performing Arts. 31. Coventry 2 Sidney Stringer Academy Sidney Stringer School 32. Croydon 4 Oasis Academy Coulston School 33. Croydon 5 TBC Selsdon 34. Croydon 6 Harris Academy Purley 35. Croydon 7 Oasis Academy Ashburton Community School 36. Cumbria 1 West Lakes Academy Ethenside School Wyndham School 37. Cumbria 2 Richard Rose Central Academy North Cumbria Technology College, St' Aidens School 38. Cumbria 3 TBC The Alfred Barrow School 39. Cumbria 4 Richard Rose Morton Academy Morton School 40. Darlington 1 Eastbourne Church of England Academy Eastbourne Comprehensive School 41. Derbyshire 1 Shirebrook TBC Shirebrook School 42. Doncaster 2 De Warenne Academy Northcliffe School 43. Doncaster 7 Outwood Academy North Doncaster Technology College 44. Durham Stanley Academy Greencroft Stanley 45. Durham Consett Academy Consett Moorside Reference Academy Name Predeces sor School 46. Durham Durham Academy Belmont and Gilesgate inc Durham 6 th Form 47. Ealing 1 West London Academy 48. East Sussex 1 Hastings Academy East 49. East Sussex 2 Hastings Academy West 50. Enfield 3 Oasis Academy Enfield Albany School 51. Enfield 4 Turin Grove Turin Grove 52. Enfield 5 Gladys Aylward Gladys Ayleward 53. Essex 1 East Basildon Academies Chalvedon/Barstable Schools 54. Essex 2 East Basildon Academies Chalvedon/Barstable Schools 55. Essex 4 TBC Greensward College 56. Essex 5 The Maltings Academy John Bramston School 57. Essex 6 Rickstones Rickstones 58. Essex 8 59. Gloucestershire 1 All Saints Academy, Cheltenham Christ College and Kingsmead 60. Hackney 1 - 6th form Mossbourne Academy 6 th Form Mossbourne Community Academy 61. Hackney 5 Skinners Academy Skinners Company School for Girls 62. Halton 1 TBC Halton High School 63. Hampshire 3 Havant Academy Staunton Community Sports College 64. Havering 1 Drapers Academy King’s Wood School 65. Herefordshire 2 The Hereford Academy Wyebridge Sports College (Formerly Haywood School) 66. Hertfordshire 1 Bushey Academy Frances Combe School and Community College 67. Hertfordshire 2 Francis Coombe Reference Academy Name Predeces sor School 68. Kent 4 Isle of Sheppey Minster College, St. Georges CofE Middle, Danley Middle, Cheyne Middle 69. Kent 5 Spires Academy Montgomery 70. Kent 6 The Marsh Academy Southlands Community Comprehensive 71. Kent 7 Longfield Academy Axton Chase (Leigh CTC Legacy School) 72. Kent 8 Cornwallis Academy, South Maidstone Federation Cornwallis School 73. Kent 9 New Line Learning Academy, South Maidstone Oldborough Manor Federation Senacre Technology College 74. Kent 11 TBC (1) Tunbridge Wells Girls' Grammar School (2) Tunbridge Wells High School 75. Kent 12 The Knole Academy 76. Kent 13 Ashford Academy 77. Kent 15 Dover Christ Church Academy 78. Kent 17 Astor of Hever School 79. Kent 19 Duke of York Military Academy Duke of York Military School 80. Kingston Upon Hull 1 Sirius Academy Pickering High School 81. Kingston Upon Hull 2 Archbishop Sentamu Archbishop Thurston 82. Kingston Upon Hull 3 Northern Sir Henry Cooper School 83. Lancashire 1 Accrington Academy Accrington Moorhead 84. Lancashire 3 Fulwood Academy Tulketh Sports College Fulwood High School 85. Leeds 2 TBC South Leeds High School 86. Leeds 4 West Leeds Academy Intake High School Reference Academy Name Predeces sor School 87. Lewisham 3 Hatcham Primary Element Monson Primary School 88. Lincolnshire 1 Priory LSST Priory LSST 89. Lincolnshire 2 Priory Witham Joseph Rushton School 90. Lincolnshire 3 Priory City City of Lincoln School 91. Lincolnshire 4 St Georges Academy St Georges College 92. Liverpool 3 Enterprise South Liverpool Academy 93. Luton 1 Barnfield West Academy Halyard High 94. Luton 2 Barnfield South Academy South Luton 95. Manchester 2 Digital Communications Academy TBC 96. Manchester 3 Construction and the Built Environment Academy New school in East 97. Manchester 4a Creative Media Academy North Manchester High School for Boys 98. Manchester 4b Creative Media Academy North Manchester High School for Girls 99. Manchester 5 Finance and Professional Service Academy Plant Hill High School 100. Manchester 6 Business Enterprise Academy Parklands 101. Manchester 7 Health Academy Brookway 102. Medway 1 Strood Academy Temple Boys School Chapter School 103. Medway 2 The Bishop of Rochester Medway Community College Chatham South School Reference Academy Name Predeces sor School 104. Medway 3 New Brompton Academy New Brompton School 105. Milton Keynes 1 Milton Keynes Academy Sir Frank Markham School 106. Newham 1 Cobham Academy 107. Norfolk 1 The Open Academy Heartsease High School, Norwich 108. Norfolk 3 The City Academy Norwich 109. Northamptonshire 5 TBC Unity College 110. Northamptonshire 6 Kettering Science Academy Ise Community College Henry Gotch PS 111. Northamptonshire 7 Kettering Buccleuch Academy Montagu School Avondale PS 112. North Lincolnshire 1 St Lawrence Academy High Ridge (11-18) 113. North Somerset 1 Wyvern Wyvern Community College 114. Northumberland 2 Northumberland CoE Academy Hirst High School 115. Nottingham 2 Nottingham Bulwell Academy River Leen & Henry Mellish 116. Nottingham 3 The Samworth University Academy William Sharp School 117. Nottingham 4 Nottingham Academy Elliot Durham Greenwood Dale 118. Nottinghamshire 1 The Samworth Church Academy, Mansfield Sherwood Hall School & Sixth Form Centre 119. Nottinghamshire 5 Sutton Centre Sutton Centre Community College 120. Oldham 1 Oasis Oldham Academy Kaskenmoor School South Chadderton School 121. Oldham 2 The Waterhead Academy Counthill School Breeze Hill School Reference Academy Name Predeces sor School 122. Oldham 3 E-ACT Academy Grange School 123. Oxfordshire 2 The Oxford Academy Peers School Specialist Technology College 124. Peterborough 3 Bushfield Academy Bushfield School 125. Plymouth 1 Marine Academy Plymouth Tamarside Community College 126. Plymouth 2 All Saints Academy John Kitto Community College 127. Poole 1 St Adhelm’s Academy Rossmore Community College 128. Portsmouth 1 TBC St Luke’s CofE VA Secondary School 129. Redbridge 1 Redbridge Academy New School 130. Redcar & Cleveland 1 TBC Freebrough Specialist Engineering College 131. Richmond 1 TBC 132. Richmond 2 Twickenham Academy 133. Richmond 3 Shene Shene School 134. Rochdale 1 St Anne's Academy Queen Elizabeth School 135. Rotherham 1 Maltby Academy Maltby Comprehensive School 136. Salford 2 Oasis Media City Academy Hope High 137. Sandwell 4 George Salter Collegiate Academy George Salter High School 138. Sandwell 5 Shirelands Collegiate Academy 139. Sandwell 6 Ormiston Sandwell Community Academy Tividale Community Arts College 140. Sheffield 3 TBC Parkwood 141. Solihull 3 TBC Park Hall School 142. Somerset 1 TBC Ladymead Community School 143. South Gloucestershire 1 Yate International King Edward’s School Reference Academy Name Predeces sor School 144. South Gloucestershire 2 Ridings International Academy The Ridings High School 145. Southampton 1 Oasis Academy Mayfield Grove Park Walstone 146. Southampton 2 Oasis Academy Lordshill Millbrook Oaklands 147. Southwark 5 Walworth Academy Walworth School 148. Southwark 9 St Michael's and All Angels CofE Archbishop Michael Ramsey Technology College 149. Staffordshire 2 Landau Forte Academy Tamworth Woodhouse High School 150. St Helens 1 Hope Academy, Newton-le-Willows St Aelred's College Newton-le-Willows High 151. St Helens 2 TBC Sutton High Sports College 152. Stockton 1 TBC Thornbay Community School 153. Stockton 2 TBC Blakeston School- A Community Sports College/The Norton
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