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Impact on BSF schools by local authority The Department for Education have corrected 25 errors in the initial list they published. After the corrections were made, the office of former Education Secretary Ed Balls listed a further five errors. The schools in question are shown in red. Deleted: ¶ Barking and Dagenham All Saints Stopped Barking Abbey Stopped Barking Riverside Community Stopped PFI Barking Riverside Special Stopped PFI Eastbrook Stopped PFI Eastbury Stopped Jo Richardson Stopped Robert Clack Stopped Trinity Special Stopped Warren Stopped Dagenham Park Sample – for discussion PFI Sydney Russell Sample – for discussion Barnet East Barnet School Open (06/2010) Bishop Douglas RC Stopped Copthall Stopped Oak Lodge Stopped PFI St Mary's CE High Stopped The Pavillion Stopped The Ravenscroft Stopped PFI Barnsley Darton High Unaffected PFI Greenacre Unaffected Kirk Balk Unaffected PFI New School (Kingstone/Holgate) Unaffected PFI New School (Foulstone/Wombell) Unaffected PFI New School (Priory/Willowgarth) Unaffected PFI New School (Royston/Edward Sheerien) Unaffected Penistone Grammar Unaffected PFI Springwell Unaffected PFI St Michaels RC and CE Unaffected PFI The Dearne High Unaffected Bath and North East Somerset Writhlington School Open (04/2010) Bedford The Bedford Academy Academy - for discussion Biddenham Stopped Greys Centre PRU Stopped Hastingsbury Stopped Mark Rutherford Stopped Mark Rutherford - Central Campus Stopped Ridgeway Special Stopped Sharnbrook Stopped Sharnbrook Oakley Campus Stopped St John's Special Stopped St Thomas More RC Stopped Wixams Stopped Wootton Stopped Bexley Haberdashers Aske Crayford Academy Unaffected Harris Falconwood Academy Unaffected Bexley Business Academy Academy – for discussion -had been left off the first list Birmingham Aston Engineering Academy UT Academy - for discussion Birmingham Ormiston Academy Unaffected College High Academy Academy - for discussion Harborne Hill Academy - for discussion Heartlands Academy Academy - for discussion Sheldon Heath Academy - for discussion Shenley Court Academy Academy - for discussion St Albans Academy Academy - for discussion Aston Manor Stopped PFI Bartley Green Stopped Baskerville Stopped Bordesley Green Girls Stopped Cardinal Wiseman RC - Birmingham Stopped Castle Vale Stopped Golden Hillock Stopped Hodge Hill Stopped Holy Trinity RC Stopped Holyhead Stopped PFI Kings Heath Stopped PFI Queensbury Stopped Washwood Heath Stopped Broadway Unaffected Four Dwellings Unaffected George Dixon Unaffected Holte Unaffected PFI International School Unaffected Mayfield Unaffected PFI Moseley Unaffected Park View Unaffected Saltley Unaffected Stockland Green Unaffected PFI Waverley Unaffected PFI Blackburn Blakewater/East Blackburn High Unaffected PFI Darwen Vale Unaffected Newfield - Blackburn Unaffected Our Lady & St. John RC Arts College Unaffected Pleckgate Unaffected PFI St Thomas PRU Unaffected St Wilfrid's CofE Unaffected St.Bede's RC Unaffected Tauheedul Islamic Girls High School Unaffected Witton Park Unaffected PFI Blackpool Beacon Hill High Stopped PFI Bispham High Stopped Collegiate High Stopped Grange - Blackpool Stopped Highfurlong Stopped Montgomery High Stopped Palatine High Stopped PFI Park School Stopped St. George C of E High Stopped Woodlands - Blackpool Stopped Highfield High Sample – for discussion PFI Mountford centre Sample – for discussion St. Mary's Catholic High Sample – for discussion Bolton Bolton St Catherines Academy Unaffected Essa Academy Unaffected Kearsley Academy Academy - for discussion Bolton Muslim Girls School Stopped Ladybridge High School Stopped Little Lever Specialist Language College Stopped Rumworth Special School Stopped Sharples School Stopped Smithills Stopped Westhoughton High Stopped PFI Bournemouth (Joint project with Poole) Bishop of Winchester Academy Academy - for discussion Bourne Academy Academy - for discussion St Adhelm's Academy Academy - for discussion Glenmoor School Stopped Montacute Special School Stopped Oakmead Technology College Stopped Winchelsea Special School Stopped Winton Arts and Media College Stopped Ashdown Technology College Sample – for discussion Bracknell Forest Garth Hill College Unaffected Bradford Appleton Academy (5) Academy - for discussion Dixons Allerton Academy (3) Academy - for discussion Buttershaw Open (09/2008) PFI Challenge College School Open (09/2006) Parkside School Open (10/2006) Salt Open (09/2008) PFI Tong Open (09/2008) PFI Belle Vue Boys Stopped Belle Vue Girls Stopped Bingley Grammar Stopped PFI Carlton Bolling Stopped Challenge Stopped Feversham Stopped Holy Family R.C. Stopped Ilkley Grammar Stopped PFI Immanuel CE Stopped Laisterdyke Business & Enterprise Stopped Nab Wood Stopped PFI New C&I School Stopped New SEBD School Stopped Oakbank Stopped Parkside - Bradford Stopped St. Bedes - Bradford Stopped St.Josephs - Bradford Stopped Thornton Grammar Stopped BD5 Special Unaffected PFI Beckfoot Unaffected PFI Beechcliffe special Unaffected PFI Grange Unaffected PFI University Academy Keighley (Bradford 6 Academy) Unaffected PFI Hanson Unaffected PFI Hazelbeck Special Unaffected PFI Brent Ark Academy Unaffected Crest Boys Academy Academy - for discussion Crest Girls Academy Academy - for discussion Copland (A Specialist Science Community College) Stopped PFI Queens Park Community School Stopped Queensbury Stopped Alperton Community School Stopped PFI Cardinal Hinsley Mathematics and Computing College Stopped PFI Brighton & Hove Brighton Aldridge Community Academy Unaffected Hove Park School and Sixth Form Centre Stopped Portslade Community College Academy - for discussion Bristol Bristol Choir Academy Unaffected Colston's Girls Academy Unaffected Oasis Academy Brightstowe Open Oasis Academy Bristol Unaffected The Bristol Brunel Academy Open PFI Brislington Open (09/2008) PFI Bristol Metropolitan Academy Open (04/2008) PFI Cotham Open (06/2010) Hartcliffe Open (01/2009) PFI Ashton Park Unaffected Florence Brown Unaffected St Bedes - Bristol Unaffected St Bernadettes Unaffected St Mary Redcliffe and Temple Unaffected Bromley Kelsey Park Sports College Stopped Langley Park School Unaffected Buckinghamshire Aylesbury Vale Academy Academy - for discussion Chesham Park Community College Academy - for discussion Buckingham Upper Stopped Burnham Upper Stopped Furze Down (Special) Stopped Mandeville School Stopped The Grange, Aylesbury Stopped Cressex Community School Unaffected Calderdale Trinity Academy Academy - for discussion Cambridgeshire Cromwell Comm College Unaffected Fenland PRU Unaffected Meadowgate Special School Unaffected Neale Wade Comm College Unaffected Sir Harry Smith Comm College Unaffected Thomas Clarkson Community College Unaffected PFI Camden UCL Camden Academy Academy – for discussion PFI Acland Burghley Stopped Agincourt House PRU Stopped Camden School for Girls Stopped Chalcot Stopped Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital School Stopped Hampstead Stopped Haverstock Stopped Jack Taylor - (Proposed for closure) Stopped La Sainte Union Stopped Maria Fidelis Stopped PFI One One Five PRU Stopped Parliament Hill Stopped Royal Free Hospital Children's school Stopped William Ellis Stopped South Camden Community Sample – for discussion Swiss Cottage Sample – for discussion PFI Central Bedfordshire All Saints Academy Academy - for discussion Cheshire West and Chester Cheshire 4 Noodford Lodge Academy - for discussion University of Chester Church of England Academy Academy - for discussion Cornwall Penryn College Open (09/2008) Camborne Science and Community College Stopped PFI Humphry Davy School Stopped Poltair School Stopped Pool Business and Enterprise College Stopped Redruth School Stopped Coventry Sidney Stringer Academy Unaffected Barr's Hill Stopped Bishop Ullathorne RC Stopped Blue Coat CofE Stopped Broad Spectrum (EG) Stopped PFI Broad Spectrum (PK) Stopped PFI Caludon Castle School Stopped Cardinal Newman School Stopped PFI Cardinal Wiseman RC Stopped Corley Stopped PFI Coudon Court Stopped Ernesford Grange Stopped PFI Finham Park Stopped PFI Foxford Stopped Lyng Hall Stopped President Kennedy Stopped PFI Stoke Park Stopped The Woodfield Stopped PFI The woodlands Stopped Tile Hill Wood Stopped PFI Westwood Stopped Whitley Abbey Stopped Croydon Croydon Brit Shool Academy - for discussion Harris Academy Purley Academy - for discussion Oasis Academy Coulsdon Unaffected Selsdon High School (Quest) Academy - for discussion Croydon (Joint project with Kingston) Oasis Academy Shirley Park Unaffected Chessington Community College Open (04/2009) Malden Oaks - (Proposed for closure) Stopped Mecklenburg Stopped New School Kingston Stopped Priory Special School Stopped The Archbishop Lanfranc School Stopped Cumbria Richard Rose Central Academy Unaffected Richard Rose Morton Academy Unaffected The Furness Academy Unaffected West Lakes Academy Unaffected Mayfield Special Stopped Millom Stopped Netherall Stopped New Workington Stopped West Cumbria LC PRU Stopped Whitehaven Stopped Darlington St Aidan's Church of England Open Branksome Comprehensive Stopped Carmel RC College Stopped Education village Stopped Hummersknott School Stopped Hurworth School Stopped Longfield School Stopped The Bridge PRU Stopped Derby City Bemrose Stopped Chellaston Stopped da Vinci Stopped Ivy House Stopped Lees Brook Stopped PFI Littleover Stopped Merrill Stopped Murray Park Stopped St Andrews Stopped St Benedict Stopped St Clare's Stopped Turnaround Centre Kingsmead Stopped West Park Stopped Woodlands - Derby City Stopped Derby Moor Sample – for discussion Noel
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