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England LEA/Establishment Code School/College Name Town 888 England LEA/Establishment Code School/College Name Town 888/6905 Accrington Academy Accrington 307/6081 Acorn House College Southall 931/8004 Activate Learning Oxford 888/4030 Alder Grange School Rossendale 830/4089 Aldercar High School Nottingham 307/6905 Alec Reed Academy Northolt 823/6905 All Saints Academy Dunstable Dunstable 916/6905 All Saints' Academy, Cheltenham Cheltenham 340/4615 All Saints Catholic High School Knowsley 879/6905 All Saints Church of England Academy Plymouth 341/4421 Alsop High School Technology & Applied Learning Specialist College Liverpool 341/4796 Archbishop Beck Catholic College Liverpool 810/6905 Archbishop Sentamu Academy Hull 208/5403 Archbishop Tenison's School London 916/4032 Archway School Stroud 304/4001 Ark Elvin Academy London 937/6004 Arnold Lodge School Leamington Spa 885/4008 Arrow Vale RSA Academy Redditch 330/4003 Aston University Engineering Academy Birmingham 886/4113 Astor College (A Specialist College for the Arts) Dover 878/4018 Atrium Studio School Ashburton 878/4021 Axe Valley Academy Axminster 213/6384 Bales College London 919/4047 Barclay School Stevenage 302/8000 Barnet and Southgate College Barnet 885/4014 Baxter College Kidderminster 888/4022 Bay Leadership Academy Morecambe 916/4007 Beaufort Co-operative Academy Gloucester 344/4070 Bebington High Sports College Wirral 380/4040 Beckfoot Thornton Bradford 822/6905 Bedford Academy Bedford 380/4041 Belle Vue Girls' Academy Bradford 341/4787 Bellerive FCJ Catholic College Liverpool 391/4480 Benfield School Newcastle-upon-Tyne 929/4437 Berwick Academy Berwick-upon-Tweed 302/6092 Beth Jacob Grammar School for Girls London 303/4000 Bexley Grammar School Welling 303/4002 Bexleyheath Academy Bexleyheath 931/4012 Bicester Technology Studio Bicester 877/4226 Birchwood Community High School Warrington 330/8030 Birmingham Metropolitan College Birmingham 308/4702 Bishop Stopford's School Enfield 889/8007 Blackburn College Blackburn 335/4004 Blue Coat Church of England Academy Walsall 330/4115 Bordesley Green Girls' School & Sixth Form Birmingham 815/4221 Boroughbridge High School York 925/8004 Boston College Boston 825/4013 Bourne End Academy Bourne End 211/4024 Bow School London 380/6906 Bradford Academy Bradford 380/8004 Bradford College Bradford 893/4500 Bridgnorth Endowed School Bridgnorth 933/8000 Bridgwater and Taunton College Bridgwater 803/4001 Bristol Technology and Engineering Academy Bristol 330/4227 Broadway Academy Birmingham 886/5466 Brockhill Park Performing Arts College Hythe 887/6906 Brompton Academy Gillingham 855/6005 Brooke House College Market Harborough 825/4004 Buckingham School Buckingham 935/4075 Bungay High School Bungay 351/8000 Bury College Bury 821/6007 Bury Park Educational Institute (Al - Hikmah Secondary School) Luton 381/4022 Calder High School, The Calder Learning Trust Hebden Bridge 371/4036 Campsmount Academy Doncaster 310/4022 Canons High School Edgware 202/8045 Capital City College Group London 860/5403 Cardinal Griffin Catholic College Cannock 319/4002 Carshalton High School for Girls Carshalton 931/4041 Carterton Community College Carterton 317/4006 Caterham High School Ilford 882/4001 Cecil Jones Academy Southend-on-Sea 855/4021 Charnwood College Loughborough 882/4000 Chase High School Westcliff-on-Sea 860/4178 Chase Terrace Technology College Burntwood 887/5429 Chatham Grammar School for Girls Chatham 895/4002 Cheshire Studio School Knutsford 830/8000 Chesterfield College Chesterfield 341/4001 Childwall Sports & Science Academy Liverpool 825/4000 Chiltern Hills Academy Chesham 313/4020 Chiswick School London 316/4003 Chobham Academy London 209/8600 Christ The King Sixth Form College London 891/4700 Christ The King Voluntary Academy Nottingham 302/4211 Christ's College Finchley London 936/4028 Christ's College, Guildford Guildford 801/8008 City of Bristol College Bristol 336/8002 City of Wolverhampton College Wolverhampton 881/6910 Clacton Coastal Academy Clacton on Sea 303/4030 Cleeve Park School Sidcup 314/5403 Coombe Boys' School New Malden 879/4181 Coombe Dean School Plymouth 383/4110 Co-op Academy Priesthorpe Pudsey 305/5401 Coopers School Chislehurst 928/6906 Corby Business Academy Corby 928/4003 Corby Technical School Corby 886/6913 Cornwallis Academy Maidstone 342/4101 Cowley International College St Helens 815/8005 Craven College Skipton 383/4107 Crawshaw Academy Pudsey 895/4004 Crewe Engineering and Design UTC Crewe 886/4026 Dartford Science & Technology College Dartford 380/6114 Darul Uloom Dawatul Imaan Bradford 312/4009 De Salis Studio College Hayes 831/8012 Derby College Derby 831/4178 Derby Moor Academy Derby 380/4073 Dixons Cottingley Academy Bingley 371/4029 Don Valley Academy Doncaster 371/4900 Doncaster Collegiate Sixth Form 3714029 886/6917 Dover Christ Church Academy Dover 886/6003 Dover College Dover 311/6905 Drapers' Academy Romford 885/4801 Dyson Perrins CofE Academy Malvern 205/8009 Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College London 840/8008 East Durham College Peterlee 301/4023 Eastbrook School Dagenham 880/6006 EF Academy Torbay Torquay 879/4185 Eggbuckland Community College Plymouth 332/5401 Ellowes Hall Sports College Dudley 301/4005 Elutec Dagenham East 909/4002 Energy Coast UTC Workington 881/4023 Epping St Johns Church of England School Epping 331/4001 Ernesford Grange Community Academy Coventry 212/4297 Ernest Bevin College London 380/6349 Eternal Light Secondary School Bradford 937/4004 Etone College Nuneaton 391/6905 Excelsior Academy Newcastle-upon-Tyne 850/8002 Farnborough College of Technology Farnborough 935/4003 Felixstowe Academy Felixstowe 935/6076 Felixstowe International College Felixstowe 935/6062 Finborough School Stowmarket 886/4020 Folkestone Academy Folkestone 331/4029 Foxford School and Community Arts College Coventry 919/6905 Francis Combe Academy Watford 383/6117 Fulneck School Leeds 886/5414 Fulston Manor School Sittingbourne 815/6004 Fyling Hall School Whitby 333/6907 George Salter Academy West Bromwich 916/8000 Gloucestershire College Cheltenham 886/4023 Goodwin Academy Deal 331/6905 Grace Academy Coventry Coventry 335/6907 Grace Academy Darlaston Wednesbury 380/4101 Grange Technology College Bradford 874/4004 Greater Peterborough UTC Peterborough 887/4174 Greenacre Academy Chatham 330/4006 Greenwood Academy Birmingham 812/8005 Grimsby Institute of Further and Higher Education Grimsby 881/6042 Guru Gobind Singh Khalsa College Chigwell 303/6907 Haberdashers' Aske's Crayford Academy Dartford 209/6906 Haberdashers' Aske's Knights Academy Bromley 204/4283 Haggerston School London 332/8001 Halesowen College Halesowen 891/4019 Hall Park Academy Nottingham 205/6906 Hammersmith Academy London 202/4275 Hampstead School London 330/4240 Hamstead Hall Academy Birmingham 309/4704 Haringey Sixth Form College London 305/4000 Harris Academy Beckenham Beckenham 303/6906 Harris Academy Falconwood Welling 305/4003 Harris Academy Orpington 0 306/6908 Harris Academy Purley South Croydon 309/4000 Harris Academy Tottenham London 210/6908 Harris Girls' Academy East Dulwich London 815/4219 Harrogate High School Harrogate 310/6011 Harrow Independent College Harrow 202/4104 Haverstock School London 929/4130 Haydon Bridge Community High School and Sports College Hexham 861/4173 Haywood Academy Stoke-on-Trent 312/8000 HCUC (Harrow College & Uxbridge College) Uxbridge 811/4064 Headlands School Bridlington 333/4005 Health Futures UTC West Bromwich 330/6905 Heartlands Academy Birmingham 855/4011 Heath Lane Academy Leicester 881/5457 Helena Romanes School and Sixth Form Centre Dunmow 302/5400 Hendon School London 312/5407 Hewens College Hayes 390/4002 Heworth Grange School Gateshead 851/8014 Highbury College Portsmouth 341/4404 Holly Lodge Girls' College Liverpool 330/4223 Holte School Birmingham 885/6009 Holy Trinity School Kidderminster 933/4274 Holyrood Academy Chard 309/4029 Hornsey School for Girls London 846/4068 Hove Park School and Sixth Form Centre Hove 886/5431 Hugh Christie School Tonbridge 881/5455 Hylands School Chelmsford 938/4030 Ifield Community College Crawley 800/4004 IKB Academy Bristol 873/4004 Impington Village College Cambridge 825/4044 John Colet School Aylesbury 334/4661 John Henry Newman Catholic College Birmingham 383/4055 John Smeaton Academy Leeds 335/4007 Joseph Leckie Academy Walsall 390/4043 Joseph Swan Academy Gateshead 317/4604 Kantor King Solomon High School Ilford 305/5406 Kemnal Technology College Sidcup 822/4004 Kempston Challenger Academy Bedford 855/4001 King Edward VII Science and Sport College Coalville 303/4005 King Henry School Erith 846/6024 Kings Brighton Brighton 877/4000 King's Leadership Academy Warrington Warrington 305/6009 Kings London London 928/4071 Kingsthorpe College Northampton 860/4009 Kinver High School and Sixth Form Stourbridge 380/4027 Laisterdyke Leadership Academy Bradford 320/4076 Lammas School and Sixth Form London 860/4011 Landau Forte Academy Tamworth Sixth Form Tamworth 839/4000 LeAF Studio Bournemouth 383/8025 Leeds City College Leeds 383/6906 Leeds West Academy Leeds 860/4085 Leek High School Leek 856/8008 Leicester College Leicester 381/5404 Lightcliffe Academy Halifax 925/5407 Lincoln Castle Academy Lincoln 925/8006 Lincoln College Lincoln 879/4187 Lipson Co-operative Academy Plymouth 928/4009 Lodge Park Academy Corby 316/4009 London Design and Engineering UTC London 208/5405 London Nautical School London 886/6914 Longfield Academy Longfield 855/8002 Loughborough College Loughborough 352/8603 LTE Group Manchester 211/6383 Madani Secondary Girls' School London 343/4113 Maghull High School Liverpool
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