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To Download a Pdf List of Schools Benefitting from Investment to Date Date pupils benefitting from Area School name investment School and project type Bristol Oasis Academy Bristol Jul-10 Secondary. New build Bristol Knowle DGE School Jul-10 5 – 16. New build Kent Thamesview School Jul-10 Secondary. New build Kent Northfleet Technology College Jul-10 Secondary. New build Kent St John’s Catholic Comprehensive School Jul-10 Secondary. New build Wiltshire Melksham Oak Community School Jul-10 Secondary. New build Warrington Culcheth High School Jul-10 Secondary. New build Barnet East Barnet School Jun-10 Secondary. New build North Lincolnshire Brumby Engineering College Jun-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Newham Sarah Bonnell Comprehensive School Jun-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Young Peoples Centre: Haringey Pupil Referral Haringey Unit Jun-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Waltham Forest Whitefields Special School and Centre Jun-10 2-19. New build/refurb Bristol Cotham School Jun-10 Secondary. Refurb Manchester Chorlton High School Jun-10 Secondary. ICT Only Manchester Parrs Wood High School Jun-10 Secondary. ICT Only Sheffield High Storrs School May-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Sheffield Firth Park Community Arts College May-10 Secondary. Refurb Nottingham City Southwark Primary School Apr-10 Primary. New build Sunderland Biddick School Apr-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Tower Hamlets Bethnal Green Technology College Apr-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Islington St. Aloysius' RC College Apr-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Bath and North East Writhlington Business and Enterprise Specialist Somerset College Apr -10 Secondary. New build Kent The Charles Dickens School Apr-10 Secondary. Refurb Manchester Castlefield School Apr-10 Secondary. New build Leeds Priesthorpe School Apr-10 Secondary. Refurb Sheffield Heritage Park Community School Apr-10 Secondary. ICT Only Sheffield Holgate Meadows Community Special School Apr-10 Secondary. ICT Only Tameside Alder Community High School Apr-10 Secondary. ICT Only Lancashire Marsden Heights Community College Apr -10 Secondary. New build Redbridge Loxford School of Science and Technology Apr-10 Secondary. New build Leicestershire John Ferneley College Apr-10 Secondary. New build Wigan Abraham Guest High School Apr-10 Secondary. New build Bradford Phoenix Primary Special School Mar -10 Primary. New build Bradford Chellow Heights Special School Mar-10 Primary. New build Bradford Delius Special School Mar-10 Primary. New build York Joseph Rowntree School Mar -10 Secondary. New build Bradford Merlin Top Primary School Feb-10 Primary. New build Haringey The John Loughborough School Feb-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Newham Brampton Manor School Feb-10 Secondary. Refurb Westminster St Augustine's CofE High School Jan-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Leeds Primrose High School Jan-10 Secondary. ICT Only Leeds City of Leeds School Jan-10 Secondary. ICT Only Haringey Highgate Wood Secondary School Jan-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Hackney Mossbourne Community Academy Jan -10 Secondary. New build Southwark Walworth Academy Jan-10 Secondary. New build Islington Holloway School Jan-10 Secondary. Refurb Islington Highbury Grove School and New Sixth Form Jan-10 Secondary. New build Waltham Forest Walthamstow School for Girls Jan-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Torbay Torquay Community College Jan-10 Secondary. New build Kent Dane Court Grammar School Jan-10 Secondary. New build/refurb Knowsley All Saints Catholic Centre for Learning Jan-10 Secondary. New build St Edmunds Arrowsmith Catholic Centre for Knowsley Learning Jan-10 Secondary. New build Kent The Community College Whitstable Jan -10 Secondary. Refurb Leeds Crawshaw School Dec-09 Secondary. Refurb Manchester Piper Hill High School Nov-09 Secondary. New build Meade Hill School (part of Higher Blackley Manchester Education Village) Nov-09 Secondary. Refurb South Tyneside Jarrow School Nov-09 Secondary. New build Nottingham City Oak Field School and Specialist Sports College Nov-09 3 – 19. New build Waltham Forest Willow Brook Primary School Sep -09 Primary. New build/refurb Haringey Alexandra Park School Sep-09 Secondary. Refurb Haringey Gladesmore Community School Sep-09 Secondary. New build/refurb Haringey Hornsey School for Girls Sep-09 Secondary. Refurb Haringey Park View Academy Sep-09 Secondary. New build/refurb Haringey Northumberland Park Community School Sep-09 Secondary. New build/refurb North Somerset Nailsea School Sep-09 Secondary. New build Manchester Manchester Enterprise Academy Sep-09 Academy. ICT Only Manchester Manchester Health Academy Sep-09 Academy. ICT Only South Tyneside Mortimer Community College Sep -09 Secondary. New build/refurb Hackney Stoke Newington School Sep-09 Secondary. New build/refurb Hackney Clapton Girls' Technology College Sep-09 Secondary. Refurb Liverpool Woolton High School (formerly Lower Lee SEN) Se p-09 Secondary. New build Kent Northfleet School for Girls Sep-09 Secondary. Refurb North Yorkshire Richmond School (sixth form) Sep-09 Secondary. New build/refurb Sunderland Sandhill View School Sep-09 Secondary. ICT Only Sunderland Red House Academy Sep-09 Academy. New build Sunderland Castle View Enterprise Academy Sep-09 Academy. New build Sunderland Academy 360 Sep-09 Academy. New build Sunderland Washington School Sep-09 Secondary school. New build Milton Keynes Milton Keynes Academy Sep-09 Secondary. New build Darlington St Aidan’s CoE Academy Sep-09 Academy. New build Newcastle Heaton Manor School Sep-09 Secondary. ICT Only Newcastle Brunton First School Sep-09 Primary. New build Nottingham Big Wood School Sep-09 Secondary. New build Islington Samuel Rhodes MLD School Sep-09 5-16. New build Tower Hamlets The Wessex Centre (sixth form) Sep-09 14-19. New build/refurb St Helens Cowley Language College Sep-09 Secondary. New build Solihull Smith’s Wood Sports College Sep-09 Secondary. New build Leeds Swallow Hill Community College Sep-09 Secondary. New build Leeds Allerton Grange School Sep-09 Secondary. New build Lancashire Ridgewood Community High School (SEN) Sep-09 Secondary. New build Lancashire Sir John Thursby Community College Sep-09 Secondary. New build Knowsley Huyton Arts and Sports Centre for Learning Sep-09 Secondary. New build Knowsley Park Centre for Learning - serving Knowsley Prescot, Whitson and the wider community Sep-09 Secondary. New build Knowsley Kirkby Sports College Centre for Learning Sep-09 Secondary. New build Gloucestershire Rednock School Sep-09 Secondary. New build Westminster Westminster City School Sep-09 Secondary. New build/refurb Westminster The St Marylebone CofE School Sep-09 Secondary. New build/refurb Westminster Pimlico Academy Sep-09 Secondary. New build St George's Church of England Foundation Kent School Jul-09 Secondary. New build/refurb Leicester Soar Valley College Jun-09 Secondary. New build Leicester Judgemeadow Community College Jun-09 Secondary. New build Knowsley Halewood Centre for Learning Jun-09 Secondary. New build Buglawton Residential *main school opened Nov Manchester 09 May-09 Secondary. New build Nottingham Hadden Park High School Apr-09 Secondary. Refurb Leeds Cardinal Heenan Catholic High School Apr-09 Secondary. ICT only Leeds John Smeaton Community College Apr-09 Secondary. ICT only Leeds Ralph Thoresby School Apr-09 Secondary. ICT only Leeds South Leeds Academy Apr-09 Secondary. ICT only Kingston-upon-Thames Chessington Community College Apr-09 Secondary. New build Lambeth Stockwell Park School Apr-09 Secondary. New build Durham Durham Johnston Comprehensive School Apr-09 Secondary. New build/refurb Lewisham Catford High School Apr-09 Secondary. New build Leicester Beaumont Leys Apr-09 Secondary. New build Lambeth Elm Court Special School Mar-09 6-16. New build/refurb West Jesmond Primary School (delivered Newcastle through BSF LEP) Mar-09 Primary. New build Our Lady’s RC Sports College (part of Higher Manchester Blackley Education Village) Feb-09 Secondary. New build North Ridge High School (part of Higher Blackley Manchester Education Village) Feb-09 Secondary. New build Bristol Bridge Learning Campus Jan-09 3 – 19. New build Leicester Fullhurst Community College Jan-09 Secondary. Refurb Sheffield Talbot Specialist School Jan -09 Secondary. New build Sheffield Newfield Secondary School Jan-09 Secondary. New build Sheffield Silverdale School Jan-09 Secondary. New build Christ the King Catholic and Church of England Knowsley Centre for Learning Jan-09 Secondary. New build Manchester St Matthews RC High School Jan -09 Secondary. New build/refurb Lewisham Sedgehill School Jan-09 Secondary. New build Lambeth Park Campus Nov-08 Secondary. New build Newcastle Kenton School Nov-08 Secondary. ICT only Solihull Park Hall School Oct-08 Academy. New build Sheffield Yewl ands School Technology College Oct -08 Secondary. Refurb Solihull The Archbishop Grimshaw Catholic School Oct-08 Secondary. New build Greenwich Charlton Special School Sep-08 Secondary. New build/refurb Derby City Sinfin Community School Sep -08 Secondary. New build Cornwall Penryn College Sep-08 Secondary. New build South Tyneside and Kingsmeadow Community Comprehensive Gateshead School Sep-08 Secondary. ICT only Leeds Cockburn College of Arts Sep-08 Secondary. New build Bradford Titus Salt School Sep-08 Secondary. New build Bradford Tong High School Sep-08 Secondary. New build Bradford Buttershaw Business and Enterprise College Sep-08 Secondary. New build Bristol Brislington Enterprise College Sep-08 Secondary. New build Lancashire Thomas Whitham Sixth Form (Burnley Campus) Sep-08 Secondary. New build Pendle Vale College (part of Pendle Vale Lancashire
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