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(Or Multi-Academy Trust If Converter) Notes / Comments Ward OVERVIEW OF ACADEMY CONVERSIONS School DfE Primary/ Current School Converter/ Conversion Date Name of Sponsor (or Multi-Academy Notes / Comments Ward Secondary Status Sponsor Trust if Converter) CONVERTER Abbey Grange CE Original name of Academy Kirkstall 1) 5400 Secondary Academy Converter August 2011 Abbey Grange C of E Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA Crawshaw School Was a 'converter', now Pudsey 2) 4107 Secondary Academy Converter July 2012 Crawshaw Academy Trust sponsored by Interserve Garforth Academy Original name of Academy Garforth and 3) 4112 Secondary Academy Converter November 2010 School Partnership Trust (SPT) Trust, as per CTA Swillington Horsforth School Original name of Academy Horsforth 4) 4115 Secondary Academy Converter January 2012 Horsforth School Trust, as per CTA Morley Academy (The) Original name of Academy Morley South 5) 4101 Secondary Academy Converter January 2011 The GORSE Academies trust Trust, as per CTA Prince Henry's Grammar School Specialist Language Original name of Academy Otley and Yeadon 6) College 4501 Secondary Academy Converter December 2011 Otley Prince Henry's Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA Rodillian School Original name of Academy Ardsley and Robin 7) 4103 Secondary Academy Converter July 2012 The Rodillian Academy Trust, as per CTA Hood St Mary's Catholic High School Original name of Academy Guiseley and 8) 4601 Secondary Academy Converter 1 March 2013 The Bishop Wheeler Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA Rawdon Woodkirk Academy Original name of Academy Morley South 9) 4105 Secondary Academy Converter September 2011 Woodkirk Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA Garforth Green Lane Primary School Original name of Academy Garforth and 10) 2396 Primary Academy Converter November 2010 School Partnership Trust (SPT) Trust, as per CTA Swillington Manston St James Church of England Primary School Original name of Academy Cross Gates and 11) 3910 Primary Academy Converter September 2012 LEAF Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA Whinmoor SS St Peter and Paul Catholic Primary School Yeadon Original name of Academy Guiseley and 12) 3363 Primary Academy Converter 1 April 2013 The Bishop Wheeler Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA Rawdon St Benedict's Catholic Primary School The Bishop Konstant Catholic Academy Original name of Academy Garforth and 13) 3365 Primary Academy Converter November 2012 Trust Trust, as per CTA Swillington St Joseph's Catholic Primary School Otley Original name of Academy Otley and Yeadon 14) 3360 Primary Academy Converter 1 March 2013 The Bishop Wheeler Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA St Joseph's Catholic Primary School Pudsey Original name of Academy Pudsey 15) 3361 Primary Academy Converter 1 March 2013 The Bishop Wheeler Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA St Mary's Catholic Primary School Horsforth Original name of Academy Horsforth 16) 3359 Primary Academy Converter 1 March 2013 The Bishop Wheeler Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA East Garforth Primary School Original name of Academy Garforth and 17) 2395 Primary Academy Converter 1 September 2013 School Partnership Trust Academies Trust, as per CTA Swillington St. Chad's C of E Primary School Original name of Academy Weetwood 18) 3315 Primary Academy Converter 1 November 2014 Abbey Multi Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA Morley Newlands Primary School Original name of Academy Morley South 19) 2321 Primary Academy Converter 1 March 2015 The GORSE Academies Trust Trust, as per CTA Cockburn School Original name of Academy 20) 4047 Secondary Academy Converter 1st February 2016 The Cockburn Multi-Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA Westerton Primary School Leodis Academies Trust (Formerly Original name of Academy Morley South 21) 2297 Primary Academy Converter 1st March 2016 Woodkirk AT) Trust, as per CTA East Ardsley Primary School Leodis Academies Trust (Formerly Original name of Academy Ardsley & Robin 22) 2504 Primary Academy Converter 1st June 2016 Woodkirk AT) Trust, as per CTA Hood Hill Top Primary School Leodis Academies Trust (Formerly Original name of Academy Ardsley & Robin 23) 2292 Primary Academy Converter 1st June 2016 Woodkirk AT) Trust, as per CTA Hood Brigshaw School Confirmed by The Brigshaw 1st September 24) 4113 Secondary Academy Converter The Brigshaw Learning Partnership Co-operative Trust 2016 Allerton Bywater Primary School Confirmed by The Brigshaw 1st September 25) 2507 Primary Academy Converter The Brigshaw Learning Partnership Co-operative Trust 2016 Swillington Primary School Confirmed by The Brigshaw 1st September 26) 2328 Primary Academy Converter The Brigshaw Learning Partnership Co-operative Trust 2016 Kippax North Junior and Infant School Confirmed by The Brigshaw 1st September 27) 2399 Primary Proposed Converter The Brigshaw Learning Partnership Co-operative Trust 2016 Kippax Greenfield Primary School Confirmed by The Brigshaw 1st September 28) 2384 Primary Proposed Converter The Brigshaw Learning Partnership Co-operative Trust 2016 Kippax Ash Tree Primary School Delayed due to Property 29) 2801 Primary Proposed Converter 1st April 2017 The Brigshaw Learning Partnership Matters Priesthorpe Academy order received Calverley & 30) Secondary Proposed Converter 1/7/2017 The Co-Operative Academy Trust 03/02/2017 PPPu and CD Farsley instructed IN PROGRESS Academy order received East SILC 7015 Proposed Converter 1st February 2017 TBC 24/04/2017 PPPu and CD instructed PPPU and CD instructed. Guiseley Converter Not yet confirmed Not yet confirmed Academy order received 28/07/2017 SPONSORED Co-Operative Academy (The) (formerly Primrose High Original name of Academy Burmantofts and 1) School) 6909 Secondary Academy Sponsor September 2012 The Co-operative Academies Trust Trust, as per CTA Richmond Hill David Young Community Academy New Original name of Academy Killingbeck and 2) 6905 Secondary Academy 2006 Abbey Multi Academy Trust Sponsored Trust, as per CTA Seacroft E-ACT Leeds East Academy (Formerly Parkland Girls Was originally E-ACT until Killingbeck and 3) High) 4000 Secondary Academy Sponsor September 2011 White Rose Academies Trust Sept 2014 Seacroft Farnley Academy (The) Original name of Academy Farnley and 4) 4056 Secondary Academy Sponsor February 2012 The GORSE Academies Trust Trust, as per CTA Wortley John Smeaton Community College Original name of Academy Cross Gates and 5) 4045 Secondary Academy Sponsor 1 January 2014 United Learning Trust Trust, as per CTA Whinmoor Leeds West Academy Was originally E-ACT until Bramley and 6) 6906 Secondary Academy Sponsor 2009 White Rose Academies Trust Sept 2014 Stanningley South Leeds Academy Original name of AT, now Middleton Park SPTA. Will be transfering to Cockburn MAT proposed transfer date 01/09/2017 7) 6907 Secondary Academy Sponsor 2009 School Partnership Trust (SPT) Swallow Hill Community College Original name of Academy Farnley and 8) 4852 Secondary Academy Sponsor 1 July 2013 Academies Enterprise Trust (AET) Trust, as per CTA Wortley Brownhill Primary School Original name of Academy Burmantofts and 9) 2445 Primary Academy Sponsor December 2012 The Co-operative Academies Trust Trust, as per CTA Richmond Hill Cottingley Primary Academy Original name of Academy Beeston and 10) 2472 Primary Academy Sponsor December 2012 Academies Enterprise Trust (AET) Trust, as per CTA Holbeck Hillcrest Primary School Original name of Academy Chapel Allerton Trust, as per CTA 11) 2435 Primary Academy Sponsor 1 January 2014 The GORSE Academies Trust Oakwood Primary School Original name of Academy Gipton and Trust, as per CTA Harehills 12) 2459 Primary Academy Sponsor 1 September 2013 The Co-operative Academies Trust Park View Academy Original name of Academy City and Hunslet 13) 2479 Primary Academy Sponsor September 2012 School Partnership Trust Academies Trust, as per CTA Woodlands Primary School Original name of Academy Gipton and 14) 2461 Primary Academy Sponsor December 2012 The Co-operative Academies Trust Trust, as per CTA Harehills Rothwell Church of England Voluntary Controlled Original name of Academy Rothwell 15) 3043 Primary Academy Sponsor 1 March 2014 LEAF Academy Trust Primary School Trust, as per CTA Ryecroft Primary Original name of Academy Farnley and 16) 2016 Primary Academy Sponsor 1 May 2014 The GORSE Academies Trust Trust, as per CTA Wortley City of Leeds School Original name of Academy Hyde Park and Trust, as per CTA Woodhouse 17) 4031 Secondary Academy Sponsor 1 August 2014 White Rose Academies Trust Nightingale Primary Academy New Original name of Academy Gipton & Harehills 18) 9994 Primary Academy 1 September 2014 The Co-operative Academy Trust Sponsored Trust, as per CTA Holy Name RC Primary School Original name of Academy 19) 3380 Primary Academy Sponsor 1 August 2015 The Bishop Wheeler Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA Bruntcliffe School Original name of Academy 20) 4109 Secondary Academy Sponsor 1 September 2015 The GORSE Academies Trust Trust, as per CTA Victoria Primary School Original name of Academy 21) 2454 Primary Academy Sponsor 1 November 2015 Wellspring Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA Ebor Gardens Primary School Original name of Academy 22) 2446 Primary Academy Sponsor 1st April 2016 Wellspring Academy Trust Trust, as per CTA Elmete Wood BESD 1st September 23) 7068 Secondary Academy Sponsor Wellspring Academy Trust 2016 Christ the King RC Primary School Sponsor St Gregory the Armley St Gregory the Great Catholic Academy Great Catholic Academy 24) 3369 Primary Academy Sponsor 01/07/2017 Trust Trust IN PROGRESS Interserve have now Rothwell Royds School 4104 Secondary Proposed Sponsor TBC Interserve / Red Kite withdrawn, sponsor TBC North West SILC 7073 Proposed Sponsor TBC To convert after East SILC - East SILC Date TBC Academy order received 21/06/2017 Pudsey Tyersall Primary Primary Proposed Sponsor TBC Academy order received Pudsey The Co-operative Academies Trust 06/04/2017 Richmond Hill Primary Primary Proposed Sponsor TBC Academy order recieved Burmantofts and The Gorse Academy 23/03/2017 Ricjmond Hill Methley Primary Sponsor TBC Academy order received TBC 13/07/2017 1 September 2014 NOTE: Leeds East and Leeds West Academies were transferred from E-ACT to White Rose Academies Trust on 1st September 2014.
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