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Tuition Fee Programmes Tuition Fee Programmes EAST MIDLANDS 5 Wells Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider University of Leicester) Abington Vale Primary School Primary (accrediting provider University of Northampton) Ash Field Academy Primary with Special Educational Needs (accrediting provider Leicester and Leicestershire SCITT) Ashmount School Primary (accrediting provider University of Derby) Bemrose School Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Bluecoat Academy Primary (accrediting provider Bluecoat SCITT Alliance Nottingham) Bury Teaching Schools Alliance Primary (accrediting provider The Manchester Metropolitan University) Cambridge Early Years Teaching School Primary (accrediting provider CREC Early Years Partnership) Cheshire Vale Teaching School Alliance School Direct Primary (accrediting provider Liverpool John Moores University) Church Langton Church of England Primary School Primary (accrediting provider University of Leicester) Cotswold Edge Teaching Alliance Primary (accrediting provider Bath Spa University) Derby Early Years Teaching School Primary (accrediting provider The University of Warwick) Derby Teaching Schools Alliance (DTSA Primary) General Primary (accrediting provider University of Derby) ELLISON BOULTERS CHURCH OF ENGLAND ACADEMY Primary (accrediting provider Lincolnshire Teaching School Alliance SCITT) East Midland's Primary Catholic Academies Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Equate Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider Lincolnshire Teaching School Alliance SCITT) Forest Way Teaching School Alliance (FWTSA) Primary (accrediting provider University of Derby) George Spencer Academy And Technology College Primary (accrediting provider George Spencer Academy SCITT) Hatton Learning Partnership Primary (accrediting provider University of Leicester) Innovate Multi Academy Trust Primary (accrediting provider University of Northampton) Inspire (Northamptonshire) Primary (accrediting provider University of Northampton) Kyra Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider Lincolnshire Teaching School Alliance SCITT) LEAD Urban Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Ladycross Infant School Primary (accrediting provider University of Derby) Primary Early Years (accrediting provider University of Derby) Landau Forte College Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Launde Primary School Primary (accrediting provider Leicester and Leicestershire SCITT) Primary (accrediting provider Leicester and Leicestershire SCITT) Learning Unlimited TSA Primary (accrediting provider The Sheffield SCITT) Leicestershire and Leicester SCITT (School Direct) Primary (accrediting provider Leicester and Leicestershire SCITT) Primary - FS/KS1 (accrediting provider Leicester and Leicestershire SCITT) Lincolnshire Schools ITT Partnership Primary (accrediting provider East of England Teacher Training Centre) Primary (accrediting provider East of England Teacher Training Centre) Lionel Walden Primary School Primary (accrediting provider University of Bedfordshire) Primary Physical Education (PE) (accrediting provider University of Bedfordshire) Maplefields School Primary (accrediting provider The Pilgrim Partnership School Centred Teacher Training) Minster Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider Nottingham Trent University) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Newcroft Primary School Primary (accrediting provider University of Leicester) Northampton School for Boys Primary (accrediting provider University of Northampton) Nottingham Catholic Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider Nottingham Trent University) Primary (accrediting provider Bishop Grosseteste University) Paddington Academy Primary (accrediting provider United Teaching National SCITT) Primary (accrediting provider United Teaching National SCITT) Redhill Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider Nottingham Trent University) Rugby 11 Consortium Primary (accrediting provider University of Northampton) Rugby Primary Learning Consortium 12 Primary (accrediting provider University of Northampton) STEP Alliance Primary (accrediting provider Leicester and Leicestershire SCITT) Primary (accrediting provider Leicester and Leicestershire SCITT) Shirebrook Academy Primary (accrediting provider Sheffield Hallam University) Southampton Inclusion Partnership Primary (Special Needs) (accrediting provider University of Winchester) St George's Academy Partnership (School Direct) Primary (accrediting provider St George's Academy Partnership) St Mary's Catholic High School Physics (accrediting provider Sheffield Hallam University) Stafford Primary School's Teaching Partnership Primary (accrediting provider Staffordshire University) Staniland Academy Primary (accrediting provider Lincolnshire Teaching School Alliance SCITT) Temple Newsam Learning Partnership Primary (accrediting provider Leeds Beckett University) The City and County Schools Group Primary (accrediting provider University of Leicester) The David Ross Education Trust Primary (accrediting provider The University of Hull) Primary (accrediting provider University of Northampton) Primary (accrediting provider Bishop Grosseteste University) The Duston School Primary (accrediting provider Teach Northants) The Grand Union Training Partnership (Sponne School) Primary (accrediting provider Grand Union Training Partnership (SCITT)) The Rutland Teaching Alliance Primary (accrediting provider Nottingham Trent University) The Sheffield Teaching School Alliance at Silverdale School Primary (3-7) (accrediting provider Sheffield Hallam University) Primary (5-11) (accrediting provider Sheffield Hallam University) The West Bridgford School Primary (accrediting provider The East Midlands Teacher Training Partnership) The de Ferrers (Burton, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire) Partnership Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Thomas Estley Learning Alliance Primary (accrediting provider University of Leicester) Thurton Primary School Primary (accrediting provider Suffolk and Norfolk Primary SCITT) Toot Hill School Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Transform Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider The University of Nottingham) Trent Valley Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider Nottingham Trent University) Upton Meadows Primary School Primary (accrediting provider University of Northampton) Warren Junior School Primary (accrediting provider Goldsmiths, University of London) Winchester Schools' Partnership Primary (accrediting provider University of Winchester) Wollaston Community Primary School Primary (accrediting provider University of Northampton) EAST OF ENGLAND 5 Wells Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider University of Leicester) Abington Vale Primary School Primary (accrediting provider University of Northampton) Academies Enterprise Trust Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider Essex Teacher Training) Primary (accrediting provider Billericay Educational Consortium) Anglian Gateway Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider The Cambridge Teaching Schools Network SCITT) Attleborough Infant School Primary (accrediting provider University of East Anglia) Bury Teaching Schools Alliance Primary (accrediting provider The Manchester Metropolitan University) Buttsbury Infant School Primary (accrediting provider Billericay Educational Consortium) Cambridge & Suffolk Schools Alliance (CASSA) Primary (accrediting provider The Cambridge Teaching Schools Network SCITT) Cambridge Early Years Teaching School Primary (accrediting provider CREC Early Years Partnership) Cambridge Teaching Schools Network Primary (accrediting provider The Cambridge Teaching Schools Network SCITT) Cheshire Vale Teaching School Alliance School Direct Primary (accrediting provider Liverpool John Moores University) Colchester Royal Grammar School Primary (accrediting provider Colchester Teacher Training Consortium) Cotswold Edge Teaching Alliance Primary (accrediting provider Bath Spa University) Equate Teaching School Alliance Primary (accrediting provider Lincolnshire Teaching School Alliance SCITT) Essex and Thames Primary SCITT (Edwards Hall) Part-time Primary PGCE (accrediting provider Essex and Thames Primary SCITT) Primary (accrediting provider Essex and Thames Primary SCITT) Primary (accrediting provider Essex and Thames Primary SCITT) Primary (accrediting provider Essex and Thames Primary SCITT) Essex and Thames Primary SCITT (Powers Hall) Primary (accrediting provider Essex and
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