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Primary Schools in Bristol AY W OR OT M M5 Junction 20 (M4) A 3 8 Junction 15 (M5) G L O U C E S T E R R O A D PrimaryJunction 16 Schools in Bristol A 3 8 3 0 A4 Y A W R O T AY O W OR M T MO 9 5 4 M M Allotments EASTER OVER COMPTON STOKE LODGE BRADLEY STOKE NORTH D A O R FRAMPTON R M COTTERELL E T 4 S M E C O T U O O R L W G A Allotments Y PATCHWAY COMPTON Cricket Pitch GREENFIELD CHITTENING WINTERBOURNE Junction 17 LITTLE STOKE CHARLTON SM HAYES BRADLEY STOKE OK E L AN CRIBBS SOUTH E AY W SE CAUSEWAY AU C BS IB R C AY W OR OT M 5 M BERWICK 1 8 0 4 A Y A W E S Y U A A E C W N R S A B L O B HICKS T I E R O K C SOUTH M O COMMON 9 M STOKE GIFFORD 4 S M GLOUCESTERSHIRE 2 43 A D A O R N HALLEN O T IN M D A B FILTON W Y C WEST K B E C K R O A D Junction 19 Sch 3 0 4 A D 8 Brentry Primary 3 A A O R S H ' S T Y R A W W BRENTRY School O E R D R O N A T O D O M D R N 5 Oasis Academy Henbury Court A A N M O O T R T S R Sch N E I T FILTON S M E Y C A D Bank Leaze Primary Academy A U TAT W O S ION ROAD R B L A4 O G 174 T O M Sch 2 BLAISE 3 M HAMBROOK P HAMLET A S S FILT HARRY STOKE A ON R G OAD E Sch R SOUTHMEAD O A D Fonthill Primary Junction 18a A 4 0 M4 M 8 OT Blaise Primary School ORWA 1 Y School 74 Sch A41 H T R Junction 1 & Nursery O M 4 N M O TOR D WA A Y A O VON R RI NG R R OAD E A A4 T 417 S 4 E C Sch U Little Mead O L G A AVONMOUTH V Primary O N R I N NORTHVILLE BROMLEY HEATH G R O Academy A D P Sch A A 4 S 1 S 7 4 A LAWRENCE G E R WESTON O Junction 18 A Sch D St Teresa’s Our Lady of the Rosary Sch Sch Avonmouth Catholic CofE Primary Catholic Primary School Badock's Wood Upper Horfield Sch Nova Sch Primary COOMBE D Community Primary School Community Primary School School & CC A O D R BLACKHORSE A E Primary O Sch L School DINGLE A R Oasis Academy D N H & CC T WESTBURY ON O A C E L A H School F Y TRYM E Long Cross 8 2 L 416 3 ANFOR A A C D L M ANE O R Sch B D Y 2 A A 6 1 O W 4 R R A O N T O O T Westbury on L M I 5 F M Sch LOCKLEAZE Trym CofE Filton Avenue SHIREHAMPTON AY FRENCHAY W EASTFIELD AN LV Horfield CofE Y Infant School S D I NG D Academy LE ROA C L E E Sch Sch V E VC Primary H IL L AY P Shirehampton RW A 4 O TO 1 O 7 School Sch M 4 R P 32 TO M R WT W Primary School St Bernard's Frome Vale AA Y HORFIELD Y Filton Avenue A 4 4 6 Sch POR 2 PO TWA 4 RT Y A Catholic Primary W A Academy A Y 4 Y Junior School A SEA MILLS W N School VA L OLDBURY SY Sch 4 7 COURT 1 Sch St Ursulas 4 A Elmlea Junior Sch Sch Begbrook Primary DOWNEND D Y A T AY A O E W E-Act Academy R E T R W P E R O T School L T P Stoke Park Academy R O S A O D P Henleaze Infant H R R P E T TO Sch V R R O WT O MANGOTSFIELD W Sea Mills N A Primary School A 2 Y 43 Y HENLEAZE School A A 4 AD Sch 1 O 8 R D A 0 D Primary A N 4 Sch E 4 Sch O N Sch A R Sch W Stoke Bishop CofE O 7 R D E 0 1 D Sch T S 4 A Ashley Down Sch E A School O C R U Primary School Elmlea Infant O T L Y E G R E R U Henleaze Junior Primary School T B Steiner Academy Bristol S T S A School E I R W STAPLE HILL O School T C I V BROAD STR STAPLETON EET A4175 Bishop Road T E Sch Fishponds CofE E Sch W STOKE BISHOP E L Allotments L Primary School R Junction 19 Acade32 my O Sch 4 A A D 9 BISHOPSTON D ASHLEY 36 A A RO S ND O 8 DOWN P H Sch 3 Sch IS PILL A F Y D D Glenfrome A Y A A FISHPONDS A O O W R W W R Westbury Park Brunel Field Primary T St Bonaventure’s L Y T E Sch S HAM GREEN R A R L T W S E O R E O R T A T T P Primary B S T O W M U I E O 5 D O M R C N N Y P Primary School U R U O EASTON IN Catholic Primary O R A L O D O G S A School A GORDANO D Chester Park Infant 4 1 7 5 School A 369 Junction 2 & Junior Schools Sch EASTVILLE AD Sch St Josephs SNEYD PARK O NORTH R SOUNDWELL DS Sch ON HP SOMERSET IS Sefton Park Infant F Catholic S & Junior Schools T Primary School A T Sch I O REDLAND N 8 3 R A O Minerva Primary A D D D A P O A A Sch 4 OP B R O 1 O L RRT A R 7 W C R 5 T K 2 AY B E 3 W L O T ST. 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