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Numbers on Roll, October 2020 Data Taken from Autumn Census on 1St October 2020 Numbers On Roll, October 2020 Data taken from Autumn census on 1st October 2020 School Type School Total No. on Roll Maintained Primary 8393207 Burton CE Primary School 334 School 8392241 Christchurch Infant School 350 8393684 Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School 432 8393699 Highcliffe St Mark Primary 649 8393614 Hillbourne Primary School 236 8392245 Mudeford Community Inf School 180 8392247 Mudeford Junior School 262 8392243 Somerford Primary Community School 257 8393691 St Joseph's Catholic Primary School 210 8393679 St Katharine's Church of England Primary 467 8395200 St. Walburga's Catholic Primary School 419 8393690 The Priory CE School 211 Total 4007 Primary Academy 8392251 Ad Astra Infant School 266 8393211 Baden-Powell and St Peter's Church of England Voluntary Controlled Junior School 720 8392004 Bayside Academy 287 8392264 Bearwood Primary & Nursery School 212 8393683 Bethany Church of England Junior School 354 8393600 Bishop Aldhelm's CE Primary School 605 8392151 Broadstone First School 300 8392178 Canford Heath Infant School 358 8392171 Canford Heath Junior School 478 8393686 Christ The King Catholic Primary School 352 8392240 Christchurch Junior School 495 8392152 Courthill Infant School 346 8392001 Elm Academy 394 8392176 Hamworthy Park Junior School 465 8392254 Haymoor Junior School 359 8392168 Heatherlands Primary School 612 8392267 Heathlands Primary Academy 169 8392266 Hill View Primary Academy 614 8392002 Jewell Academy Bournemouth 411 8392003 Kings Park Academy 662 8392007 Kingsleigh Primary School 813 8392009 Kinson Academy 238 8393154 Lilliput CE Infant School 356 8392162 Livingstone Road Infant School 241 8392008 Livingstone Road Junior School 236 8393152 Longfleet CE Primary School 631 8392226 Malmesbury Park Primary School 651 8392006 Manorside Academy 375 8392180 Merley First School 303 8393675 Moordown St. John's Church of England Primary 420 8392269 Muscliff Primary School 624 8392259 Oakdale Junior School 491 8392005 Ocean Academy Poole 311 8392260 Old Town Infant School and Nursery 192 8392227 Pokesdown Community Primary School 408 8392000 Queen's Park Academy 477 8392232 Queen's Park Infant Academy 357 8392173 Springdale First School 295 8393677 St Clement's and St John's Church of England Infant School 257 8393678 St James Church of England Primary School 409 8393611 St Joseph's Catholic Primary 381 8393680 St Luke's C of E Primary School 426 8393681 St Mark's Church of England Primary School 416 8393612 St Mary's Catholic Primary School 395 8393205 St Michael's Church of England Primary School 679 8392164 Stanley Green Infant Academy 276 8392230 Stourfield Infant School 348 8392231 Stourfield Junior School 469 8392170 Talbot Primary School 578 8393692 The Epiphany School 413 8392154 Twin Sails Infant School 385 8392014 Twynham Primary School 234 8392258 Winton Primary School 832 Total 22376 Notes: Excludes ALL pupils with an enrolment status of 'Subsidiary' Data Provided by: Management Information Team Numbers On Roll, October 2020 Data taken from Autumn census on 1st October 2020 School Type School Total No. on Roll Maintained Secondary 8395407 Poole High School 1944 School 8394610 St Edward's Roman Catholic/Church of England School, Poole 1098 Total 3042 Secondary Academy 8394008 Avonbourne Boys' Academy 552 8395400 Bournemouth School 1147 8395405 Bournemouth School for Girls 1198 8394002 Broadstone Middle School 543 8394003 Carter Community School 455 8395410 Corfe Hills School 871 8394005 Glenmoor Academy 893 8395406 Highcliffe School 1535 8394000 LeAF Studio 438 8394001 Magna Academy 893 8394189 Oak Academy 431 8395403 Parkstone Grammar School 1244 8395409 Poole Grammar School 1246 8396907 St Aldhelm's Academy 704 8396905 The Bishop of Winchester Academy 1184 8396906 The Bourne Academy 965 8394006 The Grange School 371 8394177 Twynham School 1759 8394004 Winton Academy 942 Total 17371 All-through Academy 8395404 Avonbourne Girls' Academy 1460 8394012 Parkfield School 480 8395408 St. Peter's School 1991 Total 3931 Special School 8397012 Linwood School 360 8397005 Winchelsea School 173 Total 533 Special Academy 8397015 Longspee Academy 54 8395951 Montacute School 87 8397021 Tregonwell Academy 144 Total 285 PRU/AP 8391106 Christchurch Learning Centre 15 8391100 The Quay School 46 Total 61 BCP Total School 7597 Academy 44009 Overall 51606 Total Notes: Excludes ALL pupils with an enrolment status of 'Subsidiary' Data Provided by: Management Information Team.
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