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Number 1 St Mary's College Hull 2 Cansfield High School 3 Deanery Accreditation Lists Number Schools 1 St Mary's College Hull 2 Cansfield High School 3 Deanery High School 4 Hawkley Hall High School 5 Hindley High School 6 Lowton High School 7 Norden High School 8 Orrell St Peters High School 9 Rose Bridge High School 10 Saddleworth High School 11 St Edmund Arrowsmith High School 12 St John Fisher High School 13 Nugent School 14 Fred Longworth High School 15 Astley Community High School 16 Churchill Community College 17 John Spence High School 18 All Hallows Catholic High, Preston 19 West Leigh High School 20 Westhoughton High School 21 Archbishop Sentamu Academy, Hull 22 West Lakes Academy 23 Seaton Sluice Middle School 24 Whytrig Middle School 25 Academy 360 26 Workington Academy 27 St Benedicts 28 Netherhall 29 St Joseph's Catholic High School 30 Monkseaton Middle School 31 Marden Bridge Middle School 32 Walkden High School 33 St Patricks RC High 34 Castlebrook High School 35 Ambrose Barlow 36 Joseph Swann 37 Gateshead College 38 Swinton High 39 Blessed John Henry Newman College 40 Lord Derby Academy 41 Failsworth School 42 Morley Academy 43 John Smeaton 44 Temple Moor 45 Mount St Marys 46 Frederick Gent School 47 Walbottle Campus 48 Longbenton Community College 49 Thomas Hepburn Academy 50 Whitburn Academy 51 Manchester Health Academy 52 Wright Robinson College 53 New Bridge School 54 Blessed Thomas Holford 55 Treviglas College 56 Redruth School 57 St Joseph School 58 Wellacre Academy 59 Benfield School 60 The Radclyffe School 61 Egglescliffe School 62 Chosen Hill 63 Archway School 64 Beaufort Academy 65 All Saints Academy 66 Tewkesbury School 67 St Peters RC High 68 Millbrook Academy 69 Lakers School 70 Gloucester Academy 71 Dene Magna School 72 Churchdown Academy 73 Saints Peter and Paul Catholic College 74 King Edward Vi Community College 75 Liskeard Community College 76 Richard Lander School 77 Poltair School 78 Penryn College 79 Mullion School 80 Falmouth School 81 Teign Academy 82 Paignton Academy 83 Forest High School 84 Cowley International School 85 Sutton Academy 86 Haydock High 87 Harris Academy South Norwood 88 Archbishop Tenison Croydon 89 Red House Academy 90 St Leonards Catholic High 91 Handsworth Grange 92 South Shields Community School 93 Parklands School 94 Bishops Rawstorne High 95 Q3 Academy, (Birmingham) 96 St Michaels High School 97 Featherstone Academy 98 Moreton School 99 Southlands High School 100 Our Lady and St John Catholic College 101 All Saints School 102 Yewlands Academy 103 Bradfield School 104 Forge Valley School 105 Hinde House School 106 Hemsworth Arts and Community Academy Accreditation Lists Schools CPD Provider [email protected] RFL [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] NERL [email protected] NERL [email protected] NERL [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] Wigan Warriors [email protected] RFL [email protected] West Cumbria [email protected] NERL [email protected] NERL [email protected] NERL [email protected] West Cumbria [email protected] West Cumbria [email protected] West Cumbria [email protected] West Cumbria [email protected] NERL [email protected] NERL [email protected] Salford [email protected] Salford [email protected] Salford [email protected] Salford [email protected] NERL [email protected] NERL pau+K3:[email protected] Salford [email protected] Oldham [email protected] RFL [email protected] Oldham [email protected] Leeds Rhinos [email protected] Leeds Rhinos [email protected] Leeds Rhinos [email protected] Leeds Rhinos [email protected] RFL - 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