Nettlebed Community School

AddressesAddresses associatedassociated withwith NettlebedNettlebed CommunityCommunity SchoolSchool EwelmeEwelme CECE PrimaryPrimary CC SchoolSchool SharedShared withwith TrinityTrinity CECE PrimaryPrimary School,School, Henley-on-ThamesHenley-on-Thames CrowmarshCrowmarsh GiffordGifford CECE PrimaryPrimary SchoolSchool CC NettlebedNettlebed CommunityCommunity SharedShared withwith CrowmarshCrowmarsh GiffordGifford CECE PrimaryPrimary SchoolSchool CC SchoolSchool Stoke Row CE CC Primary School Badgemore Community SchoolCC ©© CrownCrown Copyright.Copyright. AllAll rightsrights reservedreserved 100023343100023343 20132013 Nettlebed Community School All addresses within the designated (catchment) area of Nettlebed Community School colour-coded to their nearest primary school and some addresses outside the designated (catchment) area of Nettlebed Community School which are closer to that school than to any other primary school. Addresses within the designated (catchment) area: z Nettlebed Community School (solely) 680 z Nettlebed Community School (shared with Trinity CE Primary School, Henley-on-Thames) 84 z Badgemore Community School, Henley-on-Thames 21 z Crowmarsh Gifford CE Primary School (solely) 41 z Crowmarsh Gifford CE Primary School (shared with 13 Crowmarsh Gifford CE Primary School) z Ewelme CE Primary School 24 { Stoke Row CE Primary School 14 TOTAL 877 For the 119 addresses outside the designated (catchment) area of Nettlebed Community School which are closest to that school, the designated area schools are: Peppard CE Primary School 33 Stoke Row CE Primary School (unverified) 2 {Shared} Badgemore Community School, Henley-on-Thames {Shared} Trinity CE Primary School, Henley-on-Thames {Shared} Valley Road CE Primary School, Henley-on-Thames 84 119 For those addresses within the designated (catchment) area of Nettlebed Community School which are closest to either Crowmarsh Gifford CE Primary School, Ewelme CE Primary School or Stoke Row CE Primary School an analysis of the second and third closest schools (where applicable) is included on the next page. Addresses in the designated (catchment) area of Nettlebed Community School which are closest to: Crowmarsh Gifford CE Primary School; or Ewelme CE Primary School; or Stoke Row CE Primary School The table below shows counts of up to five closest schools to addresses in the designated (catchment) area of Nettlebed Community School which are closest to the above schools Total Nearest School Nearest School 2 Nearest School 3 Nearest School 4 Nearest School 5 2 Crowmarsh Gifford CE Primary School Ewelme CE Primary School Nettlebed Community School 48 Crowmarsh Gifford CE Primary School Ewelme CE Primary School RAF Benson Community School St John's Primary School, Wallingford Benson CE Primary School 4 Crowmarsh Gifford CE Primary School Nettlebed Community School 9 Ewelme CE Primary School Crowmarsh Gifford CE Primary School RAF Benson Community School Nettlebed Community School 12 Ewelme CE Primary School Nettlebed Community School 1 Ewelme CE Primary School RAF Benson Community School Crowmarsh Gifford CE Primary School Nettlebed Community School 2 Ewelme CE Primary School Watlington Primary School RAF Benson Community School Nettlebed Community School 7 Stoke Row CE Primary School Checkendon CE Primary School Nettlebed Community School 7 Stoke Row CE Primary School Nettlebed Community School 92.

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