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List of Schools Somerset County Council County Hall, Taunton Somerset, TA1 4DY Please see below a list of the schools/academies included within the; • Somerset Local Authority Primary Arrangements • Somerset Local Authority Secondary Arrangements • Wessex Learning Trust • Bath & Wells Multi Academy Trust. Somerset Local Authority Primary Arrangements Abbas and Templecombe CofE Primary School Exford CofE First School South Petherton CofE Infants All Saints CofE VC Infants School Greenfylde CofE First School South Petherton Junior School Ash CofE Primary School Hamp Nursery and Infants' School St Aldhelm's CofE Primary School Ashcott Primary School Haselbury Plucknett CofE First School St Andrew's CofE VC Junior School Ashlands CofE First School High Ham CofE Primary School St Bartholomew's CofE First School Baltonsborough CofE VC Primary School Hindhayes Infant School St Benedict's Catholic Primary School Barwick and Stoford Primary School Hinton St George CofE Primary School St Benedict's CofE VA Junior School Beckington CofE First School Holway Park Community Primary School St Cuthbert's CofE Junior School Beech Grove Primary School Ilchester Community School St Dubricius CofE VA School Berkley CofE First School Keinton Mandeville Primary School St George's Catholic School Berrow CofE Primary School Kilmersdon CofE Primary School St Gildas Catholic Primary School Birchfield Community Primary School Kingsbury Episcopi Primary School St John's CofE Primary School Bishop Henderson CofE Primary School Kingsmoor Primary School St John's CofE VA First School, Frome Bishop Henderson CofE Primary School Kingston St Mary CofE Primary School St John's CofE VC Infants School Knights Templar Church School & Bishops Hull Primary School Nursery St Joseph and St Teresa Catholic Primary School Bowlish Infant School Langford Budville CofE Primary School St Joseph's Catholic Primary and Nursery School Bruton Primary School Long Sutton CofE Primary School St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, Bridgwater Burnham-On-Sea Infant School Lovington CofE Primary School St Lawrence's CofE Primary School Butleigh CofE Primary School Lydeard St Lawrence Primary School St Louis Catholic Primary School, Frome Cannington CofE Primary School Lyngford Park Primary School St Margaret's School, Tintinhull Castle Cary Primary School Martock CofE VA Primary School St Mary's VC CofE Primary School Catcott Primary School Meare Village Primary School St Nicholas CofE Primary School, Henstridge Charlton Mackrell CofE Primary School Mells CofE First School St Paul's CofE VC Junior School Somerset County Council County Hall, Taunton Somerset, TA1 4DY Chewton Mendip CofE VA Primary School Merriott First School Stawley Primary School Chilthorne Domer Church School Milborne Port Primary School Stoberry Park School Christ Church CofE First School Milford Infants' School Stogumber CofE Primary School Churchstanton Primary School Milverton Community Primary School Stoke St Gregory CofE Primary School Combe St Nicholas CofE VA Primary School Misterton CofE First School Stoke St Michael Primary School Cotford St Luke Primary School Neroche Primary School Swanmead Community School Coxley Primary School Nether Stowey CofE Primary School Thurlbear CofE Primary School North Newton Community Primary Creech St Michael CofE Primary School School Timberscombe CofE First School Croscombe CofE Primary School North Petherton Primary School Trinity CofE First School Crowcombe CofE VA Primary School Norton St Philip CofE First School Trull CofE VA Primary School Norton-sub-Hamdon CofE Primary Curry Mallet CofE Primary School School Upton Noble CofE VC Primary School Oake, Bradford and Nynehead VC Curry Rivel CofE VC Primary School Primary Vallis First School Cutcombe CofE First School Oaklands Primary School Walton CofE VC Primary School Our Lady of Mount Carmel Primary Ditcheat Primary School School Wellsprings Primary School Dulverton Junior School Parkfield Primary School West Chinnock CofE Primary School Dunster First School Priddy Primary School West Coker CofE VC Primary School East Coker Community Primary School Reckleford Infant School and Nursery West Huntspill Community Primary School East Huntspill School Rockwell Green CofE Primary School West Pennard CofE Primary School Eastover Primary School Rode Methodist VC First School Westonzoyland Community Primary School Elmhurst Junior School Sampford Arundel Primary School Wincanton Primary School Shepton Mallet Infants' School & Evercreech CofE Primary School Nursery Wiveliscombe Primary School Somerset Local Authority Secondary Arrangements Frome Community College Heathfield Community School Robert Blake Science College Wadham School Wessex Learning Trust The Kings of Wessex Academy Fairlands Middle School Hugh Sexey CofE Middle School Axbridge CofE First School Academy Brent Knoll CofE Primary Academy Cheddar First School Draycott and Rodney Stoke CofE First School East Brent CofE Academy Lympsham CofE Academy Somerset County Council County Hall, Taunton Somerset, TA1 4DY Bath & Wells Multi Academy Trust All Saints Church School Bishops Lydeard Church School Cheddon Fitzpaine Church School Churchfield Church School Holy Trinity Church School, Taunton Horsington Church School Norton Fitzwarren Church School Oakhill Church School Shepton Beauchamp Church School St Andrew’s Church School, Taunton St James Church School St John and St Francis Church School St Mary and St Peters Church School St Vigor and St John Church School Staplegrove Church School Wembdon St George’s Church School .
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