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Mrs Diane Smith PORTSMOUTH (851) LA SCHOOLS Oliver Bradley Telephone Fax DFE No Bramble Infant School & Nursery 023 9282 8604 9283 6561 2637 Bramble Road Portsmouth PO4 0DT Doug Brawley (leaving July 2020) Telephone Fax DFE No Matt Johnson (HT from Sept 2020) Copnor Primary School 023 9266 1191 9265 0474 2008 Copnor Road Portsmouth PO3 5BZ Brenda Schouller - Executive HT Telephone Fax DFE No Gemma Comerford - Interim HT 023 9266 1818 9266 4780 3420 Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School Gladys Avenue Portsmouth PO2 9AX Polly Honeychurch Telephone Fax DFE No Cottage Grove Primary School 023 9234 1133 9234 1144 2689 Chivers Close Portsmouth PO5 1HG Dave Jones Telephone Fax DFE No Craneswater Junior School 023 9273 4787 9229 6444 2716 St Ronan's Road Portsmouth PO4 0PX Bev Naylor (leaving July 2020) Telephone Fax DFE No Becky Herbert (HT from Sept 2020) 023 9273 3161 9282 7184 2665 Cumberland Infant School Methuen Road Portsmouth PO4 9HJ Jackie Collins Telephone Fax DFE No Devonshire Infant School 023 9273 4902 9229 7090 2648 Francis Avenue Portsmouth PO4 0AG W:\EDUCOM\CFL Admin\School lists and details\SCHOOLS LIST April 2020.doc 1 23/04/20 Roberta Kirby Telephone Fax DFE No Fernhurst Junior School 023 9273 5998 9282 1207 2714 Francis Avenue Portsmouth PO4 0AG Helen Castle Telephone Fax DfE No Manor Infant School 023 9282 0548 9275 6579 2719 Inverness Road Portsmouth PO1 5QR David Jeapes Telephone Fax DFE No Mayfield School 023 9269 3432 9266 5298 4303 Mayfield Road Portsmouth PO2 0RH Jo Buck - Head of Infants Jen Lewis - Head of Juniors Louise Hillier - Head of Seniors Howard Payne Telephone Fax DFE No Medina Primary School 023 9237 5475 9221 4237 2673 Medina Road Portsmouth PO6 3NH Wendy Fowler Telephone Fax DFE No Milton Park Primary School 023 9273 3792 9273 6130 2006 Eastney Road Portsmouth PO4 8ET Ash Vaghela Telephone Fax DFE No Portsdown Primary & Early Years 023 9237 8991 9221 5922 2765 Sundridge Close Portsmouth PO6 3JL Lyndsey Cook (leaving July 2020) Telephone Fax DFE No Southsea Infant School 023 9282 8176 9282 0808 2680 Collingwood Road Portsmouth PO5 2SR ________________________________________________________________________ W:\EDUCOM\CFL Admin\School lists and details\SCHOOLS LIST April 2020.doc 2 23/04/20 Simon Graham Telephone Fax DFE No St Edmund's Catholic School 023 9282 3766 9287 1874 5413 Arundel Street Portsmouth PO1 1RX Sandra Gibb Telephone Fax DFE No St George's Beneficial Church of 023 9282 2886 9282 0179 3214 England (Voluntary Controlled)Primary School Hanover Street Portsmouth PO1 3BN Laura Park Telephone Fax DFE No St John's Cathedral Catholic 023 9282 1055 9281 5065 3422 Primary School Cottage View Portsmouth PO1 1PX Rachael Osborne Telephone Fax DFE No St Jude's Church of England 023 9282 4061 9275 0543 3212 Primary School St Nicholas Street Portsmouth PO1 2NZ Brenda Schouller - Executive HT Telephone Fax DFE No Zoe Killick - Head of School 023 9237 5488 9221 4067 5207 St Paul's Catholic Primary School Bourne Road Portsmouth PO6 4JD Andrew Olive Telephone Fax DFE No St Swithun's Catholic Primary School 023 9282 9339 9229 7690 3423 Taswell Road Portsmouth PO5 2RG ________________________________________________________________________ Carina Jacobs - Executive HT Telephone Fax DFE No Wimborne Infant School 023 9273 3783 9229 8661 2699 Wimborne Road Portsmouth PO4 8DE ________________________________________________________________________ W:\EDUCOM\CFL Admin\School lists and details\SCHOOLS LIST April 2020.doc 3 23/04/20 Carina Jacobs - Executive HT Telephone Fax DFE No Wimborne Junior School 023 9273 3784 9287 3744 2705 Wimborne Road Portsmouth PO4 8DE ________________________________________________________________________ W:\EDUCOM\CFL Admin\School lists and details\SCHOOLS LIST April 2020.doc 4 23/04/20 The Harbour School Matthew McLoughlin-Parker (Interim) Telephone Fax DFE Lisa Taylor - Assistant Head 023 9266 5664 023 9265 3333 7472 The Harbour School @ Tipner Option 2 (MAIN RECEPTION) Tipner Lane, Tipner Portsmouth PO2 8RA Admin: Gina Farmer Lisa Caine - Manager of Outreach Telephone Fax DFE No MABS 023 9266 5664 023 9281 6486 7472 The Harbour School @ Tipner Option 2 Tipner Lane, Tipner Portsmouth PO2 8RA Portsmouth Admin: Charlotte Matuszewski Sam Reid - Manager The Bridge Telephone Fax DFE No The Harbour School @ Tipner 023 9266 5664 023 9269 9568 7472 Tipner Lane, Tipner Portsmouth PO2 8RA Admin: Charlotte Matuszewski _______________________________________________________________________________ Matthew McLoughlin-Parker (Interim) Telephone Fax DFE No Lyn Powers, on-site Manager 023 9266 5664 023 9269 9568 7472 The Harbour School @ Stamshaw Option 5 Ranelagh Road Portsmouth PO2 8HA Admin: Meredith Liles, Admin Officer _______________________________________________________________________________ Catherine Walker Telephone Fax DFE No Assistant Head 023 9266 5664 023 9221 4509 7472 Medical and Individual Tuition (Previously known as Harbour Cosham) Option 3 Sundridge Close Cosham PO6 3JL Admin: Sue Pearse, Administrator _______________________________________________________________________________ HARBOUR SCHOOL VANGUARD Kim Budd - Assistant Headteacher Telephone Fax DFE No The Harbour Vocational Centre 023 9266 5664 N/A 7472 @ The Vanguard Option 4 Sundridge Close Cosham Portsmouth PO6 3LP Admin: Emma Rhodes _______________________________________________________________________________ W:\EDUCOM\CFL Admin\School lists and details\SCHOOLS LIST April 2020.doc 5 23/04/20 PORTSMOUTH ACADEMY SCHOOLS ________________________________________________________________________ Nys Hardingham Telephone Fax DFE No Admiral Lord Nelson School 023 9236 4536 9236 4537 4320 Dundas Lane Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO3 5XT Salterns Academy Trust Mr Steve Labedz - Executive Headteacher - Salterns Academy Trust ________________________________________________________________________ Ms Anne Hibberd-Chapman Telephone Fax DFE No Head of School 023 9282 4828 9229 6334 2004 Ark Ayrton Primary Academy Somers Road Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO5 4LS ARK Academy ________________________________________________________________________ Fiona Chapman Telephone Fax DFE No Ark Dickens Primary Academy 023 9282 6514 9278 0155 2007 Turner Road Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO1 4PN ARK Academy ________________________________________________________________________ Karen Stocks Telephone Fax DFE No Arundel Court Primary Academy 023 9282 4893 9273 8331 2005 & Nursery Northam Street Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO1 1JE University of Chichester (Multi) Academy Trust ________________________________________________________________________ Jim Hartley - Executive Headteacher Telephone Fax DFE No Rebecca Mitchell and Kath Bunce 023 9237 5302 9237 9797 2001 (Deputy Headteachers) Beacon View Primary Academy Allaway Avenue Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO6 3PS United Learning Trust ________________________________________________________________________ Christian Down - Principal Telephone Fax DFE No Castle View Academy 023 9237 0321 9238 4811 4302 Allaway Avenue Portsmouth PO6 4QP Academy Trust: United Learning Trust ________________________________________________________________________ W:\EDUCOM\CFL Admin\School lists and details\SCHOOLS LIST April 2020.doc 6 23/04/20 Fiona Chapman - Interim Executive Principal Emily Morey, Principal Telephone Fax DFE No Charter Academy 023 9282 4204 9234 6220 6905 Hyde Park Road Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO5 4HL ARK Academy Trust Alison Beane - Exec HT (Leaving July 2020) Sharon Burt - Exec HT from Sept 2020 Telephone Fax DFE No Ashley Oliver-Catt - Head of School 023 9266 2601 9266 0506 7000 Cliffdale Primary Academy Battenburg Avenue Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO2 0SN Solent Academies Trust Debbie Anderson - Executive HT Telephone Fax DFE No Jan Latham - Headteacher 023 9266 2823 9265 5282 2653 College Park Infant School Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO2 0LB Kings Group ________________________________________________________________________ Judith Ramshaw - Executive HT Telephone Fax DFE No Ms Karen Geddes - Head of School 023 9237 8890 9220 0325 2677 Court Lane Infant Academy Hilary Avenue Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO6 2PP University of Chichester Academy Trust ________________________________________________________________________ Judith Ramshaw - Executive HT Telephone Fax DFE No Judith Ramshaw - Headteacher 023 9237 5444 9220 0709 2644 Court Lane Junior Academy Hilary Avenue Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO6 2PP University of Chichester Academy Trust ________________________________________________________________________ Deamonn Hewett-Dale Telephone Fax DFE No Flying Bull Primary Academy 023 9269 4313 9265 0289 2000 Flying Bull Lane Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO2 7BJ University of Chichester Academy Trust ________________________________________________________________________ Ian Baker Telephone Fax DFE No Gatcombe Park Primary 023 9269 4412 9266 7134 2690 St Barbara Way Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO2 0UR The Ridings Trust (Hamwic) ________________________________________________________________________ W:\EDUCOM\CFL Admin\School lists and details\SCHOOLS LIST April 2020.doc 7 23/04/20 Ashley Howard Telephone Fax DFE No Highbury Primary School 023 9237 5404 9238 0462 2674 Dovercourt Road Portsmouth Academy Trust: PO6 2RZ University of Chichester Academy Trust ________________________________________________________________________ Lucy Carroll - Executive Headteacher Telephone Fax DFE No Isambard Brunel Junior School 023 9266 3444 9266 0909 2707 (from 1st September 2020 - New Horizons Primary School) Wymering
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