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Does your school meet our DfE URN School Name eligibility criteria? 2055400 137157 The London Oratory School No 2066905 134314 St Mary Magdalene Academy Yes 2085402 137093 Dunraven School Yes 2085207 136288 Durand Academy Yes 2096905 135073 Haberdashers' Aske's Hatcham College Yes 2096906 135070 Haberdashers' Aske's Knights Academy Yes 2095201 135843 Prendergast - Vale College Yes 2096907 135264 St Matthew Academy Yes 2094636 100749 Trinity Church of England School, Lewisham Yes 2106912 135584 ARK Globe Academy Yes 2114277 100970 St Paul's Way Trust School Yes 2136907 135242 King Solomon Academy Yes 3014003 140962 Goresbrook School No 3023521 103119 St Mary's and St John's CofE School No 3036905 133769 The Business Academy Bexley Yes 3036907 135951 Haberdashers' Aske's Crayford Academy Yes 3046906 135600 Ark Academy No 3045410 139319 Preston Manor School No 3066909 135968 Oasis Academy Shirley Park Yes 3076905 134369 Alec Reed Academy Yes 3084001 139815 ARK John Keats Academy No 3084007 102043 Edmonton County School Yes 3086906 135958 Oasis Academy Hadley Yes 3094000 140935 Harris Academy Tottenham No 3104000 138227 Avanti House School No 3124654 136329 Guru Nanak Sikh Academy No 3134000 138266 Reach Academy Feltham No 3164003 139703 Chobham Academy No 3164001 138196 School 21 Yes 3174001 138518 Isaac Newton Academy No 3174027 102853 Loxford School of Science and Technology No 3204000 103080 Buxton School Yes 3204062 103096 George Mitchell School Yes 3304334 133306 Al-Hijrah School Yes 3302179 103258 Starbank School Yes 3304009 103481 Waverley School Yes 3314004 141104 Seva School No 3354001 137274 The Mirus Academy Yes 3414004 139686 Liverpool College No 3446905 135877 Birkenhead High School Academy No 3506906 135981 Bolton St Catherine's Academy Yes 3524271 105560 Abraham Moss Community School Yes 3526907 135296 William Hulme's Grammar School Yes 3703326 135896 Holy Trinity Yes 3734225 139856 Hinde House 3-16 School Yes 3806907 135865 Appleton Academy Yes 3806906 135367 Bradford Academy Yes 3806102 140204 Bradford Girls' Grammar School No 3806908 135866 Dixons Allerton Academy Yes 3814035 107566 Halifax High at Wellesley Park Yes 3824019 107758 Almondbury Community School Yes 3826012 137487 Batley Grammar School No 3824054 107773 Kirkburton Middle School No 3824003 107755 Royds Hall Community School Yes 3824041 107765 Scissett Middle School No 3834041 108059 Carr Manor Community School, Specialist Sports College Yes 3834063 108076 Roundhay School No 3906900 108420 Emmanuel College No 3914190 108519 Gosforth Central Middle School No 3914305 108521 Gosforth East Middle School No 3914303 136348 Gosforth Junior High Academy Yes 3924000 139658 Kings Priory School No 3924025 108635 Marden Bridge Middle School Yes 3924027 108637 Monkseaton Middle School Yes 3924026 108636 Valley Gardens Middle School No 3925400 108649 Wellfield Middle School No 3946905 135622 Academy 360 Yes 3946010 138567 Grindon Hall Christian School No 4203005 133554 The Five Islands School No 8014005 139049 Bridge Learning Campus Yes 8016910 135597 Merchants' Academy Yes 8014006 141108 Steiner Academy Bristol No 8036907 135943 The Ridings Federation Yate International Academy Yes 8224037 109654 Abbey Middle School No 8224604 136550 Alban VA Church of England Academy No 8224126 109692 Beauchamp Middle School Yes 8224098 138067 Daubeney Academy Yes 8224000 136552 Goldington Academy No 8225411 136472 Harrold Priory Middle School No 8224127 109693 Harrowden Middle School Yes 8225404 136471 Lincroft Middle School No 8224042 136475 Margaret Beaufort Middle School No 8224035 139161 Marston Vale Middle School No 8224050 109661 Newnham Middle School Yes 8224047 109660 Robert Bruce Middle School Yes 8224601 139547 St Gregory's Catholic Middle School Yes 8224072 109666 Westfield Middle School Yes 8234099 137249 Alameda Middle School No 8234040 136829 Arnold Academy No 8235410 109714 Ashton CofE VA Middle School Yes 8234056 138714 Barnfield Vale Academy Yes 8234006 137947 Biggleswade Academy No 8234046 109659 Brewers Hill Middle School Yes 8234038 137636 Brooklands Middle School Yes 8234092 109676 Burgoyne Middle School No 8233353 109664 Caddington Village School No 8234502 109694 Edward Peake CofE VC Middle School Yes 8234004 137632 Etonbury Academy No 8234043 137904 Fulbrook Middle School No 8234073 138003 Gilbert Inglefield Academy No 8234503 138027 Henlow Church of England Academy No 8235408 138844 Holywell School No 8234001 138569 Houghton Regis Academy Yes 8234120 109689 Leighton Middle School No 8234077 136766 Linslade Academy Trust No 8234054 109662 Parkfields Middle School No 8234007 138181 Priory Academy No 8234034 136713 Robert Bloomfield Middle School No 8234033 136541 Sandye Place Academy Yes 8234093 109677 Streetfield Middle School Yes 8234117 136560 Woodland Middle School Academy No 8256905 135879 The Aylesbury Vale Academy Yes 8254701 110516 St Michael's Catholic School No 8314000 138776 Al-Madinah School No 8314177 112951 Bemrose School Yes 8354029 113859 Allenbourn Middle School No 8354020 113853 Cranborne Middle School No 8354031 138186 Dorchester Middle School No 8354614 113894 Emmanuel Middle Church of England Voluntary Aided School No 8354184 113878 Ferndown Middle School Yes 8354000 138388 Isle of Portland Aldridge Community Academy Yes 8354034 113862 Lockyer's Middle School No 8354802 138189 St Mary's Church of England Middle School, Puddletown No St Michael's Church of England Voluntary Aided Middle School, 8354604 113891 Colehill No St Osmund's Church of England Voluntary Aided Middle School, 8354606 138165 Dorchester No 8354033 113861 West Moors Middle School No 8364181 113877 Broadstone Middle School No 8363615 135340 Turlin Moor Community School Yes 8375404 138193 Avonbourne College Yes 8374002 139596 Parkfield School No 8375408 137349 St Peter's Catholic Comprehensive School No 8454002 139796 Gildredge House No 8504012 116407 The Westgate School No 8514303 116463 Mayfield School Yes 8555403 137984 Abington Academy Yes 8555401 138892 Bushloe High School No 8554031 138820 Castle Donington Community College No 8554041 138155 Gartree High School Oadby No 8554043 137120 Manor High School No 8554034 120257 Shepshed High School Yes 8554018 139442 South Charnwood High School No 8555402 137931 South Wigston High School No 8566905 128364 The Samworth Enterprise Academy Yes 8604517 124453 Bilbrook CofE (VC) Middle School No 8604516 124452 Brewood CofE (C) Middle School No 8604612 136961 Christ Church Academy No 8604160 124436 Churnet View Middle School Yes 8604133 124424 Codsall Middle School No 8604144 124428 James Bateman Junior High School Yes 8604145 124429 Oldfields Hall Middle School No 8604128 124423 Penkridge Middle School No 8604170 124437 Perton Middle School No 8604511 124450 Ryecroft CofE (C) Middle School No 8604613 139171 St Edward's Church of England Academy No 8604142 124426 Walton Priory Middle School No 8604512 124451 Windsor Park CofE (C) Middle School No 8604154 124432 Woodhouse Middle School No 8666905 135364 Swindon Academy Yes 8684063 110072 Dedworth Middle School Yes 8684704 110086 St Edward's Royal Free Ecumenical Middle School, Windsor No 8684701 110085 St Peter's Church of England Middle School No 8684083 110075 Trevelyan Middle School No 8724505 136891 The Piggott School No 8734001 137879 Gamlingay Village College No 8744082 135002 Hampton College No 8745404 136398 The King's (The Cathedral) School No 8764104 111401 The Grange School Yes 8786905 136200 Dartmouth Academy Yes 8784002 139661 Steiner Academy Exeter No 8794001 139923 Plymouth School of Creative Arts No 8846906 135672 The Steiner Academy Hereford No 8852906 116774 Abbey Park Middle School No 8854575 116983 Alvechurch CofE Middle School No 8854401 116957 Aston Fields Middle School No 8854418 116967 Birchensale Middle School Yes 8854408 116960 Blackminster Middle School Yes 8854400 116956 Bredon Hill Middle School No 8854402 116958 Catshill Middle School Yes 8854427 116974 Church Hill Middle School Yes 8854006 116932 The De Montfort School Yes 8853208 116862 Drakes' Broughton St Barnabas CofE First and Middle School No 8854009 139020 Ipsley CE RSA Academy Yes 8854403 116959 Parkside Middle School No 8854422 139029 Ridgeway Middle School No 8855401 116998 St Bede's Catholic Middle School No 8854576 116984 St Egwin's CofE Middle School Yes 8855404 139286 St John's Church of England Middle School Academy No 8853205 116861 St Nicholas' CofE Middle School No 8854409 116961 Simon de Montfort Middle School Yes 8854579 139185 Walkwood CofE Middle School No 8852916 116778 Westacre Middle School Yes 8852917 116779 Witton Middle School Yes 8854436 138208 Woodfield Academy Yes 8866908 135195 Folkestone Academy Yes 8866919 136197 The John Wallis Church of England Academy Yes 8886018 137498 Maharishi Free School No 8904000 139675 Unity Academy Blackpool Yes 8914669 122898 Minster School No 8914002 137141 Serlby Park Academy Yes 8926907 135881 Nottingham Academy Yes 8934406 123575 St Martins School (3-16 Learning Community) Yes 9194506 117554 Edwinstree Church of England Middle School No 9194145 137658 The Greneway School No 9194146 117543 Ralph Sadleir Middle School No 9194149 137657 Roysia Middle School Yes 9194003 138582 Samuel Ryder Academy No 9256905 135563 The Priory Witham Academy Yes 9266911 139058 Iceni Academy No 9264053 121168 Litcham School No 9284005 137089 Caroline Chisholm School No 9282022 138073 DSLV E-ACT Academy Yes 9286908 135966 Kettering Buccleuch Academy Yes 9286909 135967 Kettering Science Academy Yes 9285403 122116 The King John School No 9284093 122089
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