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Managing Asbestos in Schools Outside Local Authority Control 2013/14 Summary List of School Interventions Managing asbestos in schools outside local authority control 2013/14 Summary list of school interventions No Location Name of School Type Details of enforcement action taken East Midlands 1 Derby Derby Grammar School Independent 2 Derby Dame Catherine Harpur’s School Independent 3 Atherstone Twycross House School Independent 4 Sleaford St Georges Academy Trust Academy 5 Market Rasen Lincolnshire Montessori Independent 6 Northampton Pitsford School Independent 7 Brackley Winchester House School Independent 8 Nottingham St Margaret Clitherow Catholic Primary School Academy 9 Derby Ockbrook School Independent 10 Nottingham Old Basford Primary and Nursery School Academy 11 Derby Normanton House Primary School Independent 12 Grantham Dudley House School Independent 13 Leicester Brookvale High School Academy 14 Leicester Leicester High School for Girls Independent East 15 Bedford Alban VA Church of England Academy Academy 16 St Neots Middlefield Community Primary School Academy 17 Cambridge Cambridge Centre for Sixth Form Studies Independent 18 Dunstable Lark Rise Academy Academy 19 Braintree Lyons Hall School Academy 20 Brentwood Hutton All Saints' Church of England Primary School Academy 21 Watford Saint Michael's Catholic High School Academy 22 St Albans Alban City School Free School 23 Norwich The New Eccles Hall School Independent Improvement Notice - No asbestos survey 24 Norwich The Free School Norwich Free School Managing asbestos in schools outside local authority control 2013/14 Summary list of school interventions No Location Name of School Type Details of enforcement action taken 25 Peterborough Arthur Mellows Village College Academy 26 Bury St Edmunds Horringer Court Middle School Academy 27 Lowestoft Beccles Free School Free School 28 Cambridge St Faith's School Independent 29 Royston St Mary Roman Catholic Primary School Academy London 30 London Blackheath Preparatory School Independent 31 London St Philip's School Independent 32 Barnet Lyonsdown School Independent Improvement Notice - No asbestos awareness training 33 London Education Links Independent 34 Uxbridge Bishopshalt School Academy 35 Richmond Unicorn School Independent 36 London L'Ecole Bilingue Elementaire Independent 37 Hampton Jack and Jill School Independent 38 London ARK Conway Primary Academy Free School 39 Feltham Reach Academy Feltham Free School 40 London Barclay Primary School Academy 41 Peckham Harris Primary Academy Academy 42 London ARK Bentworth Primary Academy Academy 43 London Phoenix Academy Independent Improvement Notice - No Asbestos Survey 44 New Malden Westbury House School Independent Improvement Notice - No Asbestos Survey 45 Bromley Bishop Challoner School Independent North East 46 Barnard Castle Teesdale School Academy 47 Chester le Street The Hermitage Academy Academy Managing asbestos in schools outside local authority control 2013/14 Summary list of school interventions No Location Name of School Type Details of enforcement action taken 48 Gateshead The Cedars School Academy 49 Gateshead Joseph Swan School Academy 50 Newcastle-upon-Tyne Sacred Heart Catholic High School Academy 51 Newcastle-upon-Tyne Atkinson Road Primary School Academy 52 Newcastle-upon-Tyne Talbot House School, Newcastle upon Tyne Independent 53 Cramlington Cramlington Village Primary School Free School 54 Sunderland Grindon Hall Christian School Free School 55 Newcastle-upon-Tyne Gosforth Academy Academy 56 Sunderland Fulwell Infant School Academy 57 Sunderland Sunderland High School Independent 58 Newcastle-upon-Tyne Hilton Primary School Academy 59 Middlesbrough Chandlers Ridge Academy Academy North West 60 Darwen Brambles East School Independent 61 Blackpool Langdale Preparatory School Free School 62 Blackpool Westcliff Primary School Academy 63 Chester Greater Grace School of Christian Education Independent Improvement Notice - No asbestos risk assessments 64 Skelmersdale Quarry Bank Community Association Independent Improvement Notice - No asbestos survey 65 Clitheroe Bowland High Academy 66 Chorley Waterloo Lodge School Independent 67 Burnley St Joseph's Park Hill School Independent 68 Liverpool The Belvedere Academy Academy 69 Manchester The Lighthouse Group (TLG) Centre Independent 70 Altrincham Altrincham College of Arts Academy 71 Warrington Kings Leadership Academy Warrington Free School Managing asbestos in schools outside local authority control 2013/14 Summary list of school interventions No Location Name of School Type Details of enforcement action taken 72 Wilmslow Pownall Hall School Trust Independent South East 73 Bracknell Meadowbrook Montessori School Independent 74 Princes Risborough Princes Risborough Academy 75 Wadhurst Bricklehurst Manor School Independent 76 Tunbridge Wells Rose Hill School Independent 77 Tunbridge Wells Kent College Preparatory School Independent 78 Rochester Rochester Independent College Independent 79 Wallingford Moulsford Preparatory School Independent 80 Tadworth Chinthurst School Independent Improvement Notice - No survey or management plan 81 Bagshot Hall Grove School Independent 82 Cobham Cobham Free School Free School 83 Billingshurst Ingfield Manor School Independent 84 Reading Crosfields School Independent 85 Fareham St Anthony's Catholic Primary School Academy 86 Swanley Orchards Academy Academy Improvement Notice - No asbestos management plan 87 Tonbridge Hillview School for Girls Trust Academy 88 Chatham Walderslade Girls School Academy Improvement Notice - No asbestos management plan South West 89 Bournemouth Oakmead College of Technology- Leaf Academy Academy Improvement Notice - No asbestos management plan 90 Truro Truro School Independent 91 Bodmin St Petroc's Church of England Voluntary Aided Academy Primary School 92 Redruth Pool Academy Academy 93 Holsworthy Bradworthy Primary Academy Academy Managing asbestos in schools outside local authority control 2013/14 Summary list of school interventions No Location Name of School Type Details of enforcement action taken 94 Kingsbridge Aveton Gifford Church of England Primary School Academy 95 Dorchester St Osmund's Church of England Voluntary Aided Academy Improvement Notice - No Middle School, Dorchester asbestos management plan 96 Swanage Purbeck View School Independent Improvement Notice - No asbestos management plan 97 Weymouth Thornlow Preparatory School Independent 98 Bruton King's Bruton Independent Improvement Notice - Survey did not cover every building 99 Plymouth Fletewood School at Derry Villas Independent 100 Saltash Brunel Primary and Nursery School Academy 101 Calne St Mary's School (Snr) & St Margaret's School (Prep) Independent 102 Swindon Wizard Education Independent West Midlands 103 Birmingham St Michael's CofE Primary Academy, Handsworth Academy 104 Coventry Pattison College Independent 105 Coventry Davenport Lodge School Independent 106 Stafford St Bede's School Independent Improvement Notice - No asbestos survey or management plan 107 Cannock Chase Grammar School Independent 108 Hanley Phoenix U16 Independent 109 Bransford Our Place Independent 110 Kidderminster Heathfield School Independent Improvement Notice - No asbestos management plan 111 Birmingham Ark Rose Academy Academy 112 Sutton Coldfield Fairfax Academy 113 Walsall Croft Academy Academy 114 Birmingham King Edward VI Five Ways School Academy Improvement Notice - No asbestos awareness training Managing asbestos in schools outside local authority control 2013/14 Summary list of school interventions No Location Name of School Type Details of enforcement action taken 115 Walsall The Mirus Academy Academy 116 Birmingham Erdington Hall Primary School Academy 117 Wolverhampton Tottenhall College Incorporated Independent Yorkshire 118 Barnsley St Mary's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary Academy School 119 Bradford Ryecroft Primary Academy Academy 120 Bradford Netherleigh and Rossefield School Independent Improvement Notice - No asbestos survey 121 Bradford Dixons Trinity Academy Free School Improvement Notice - No asbestos survey or management plan 122 Hull Hall Road Academy` Academy 123 Huddersfield The Mount School Independent 124 Batley Batley Grammar School Free School 125 Pudsey Fulneck School Independent 126 Keighley Malsis School Independent 127 York The Faculty of Queen Ethelburga's Independent 128 Knottingley Knottingley Church of England Junior & Infant School Academy 129 Doncaster South Axholme Community School Academy 130 Doncaster Sycamore Hall Preparatory School Independent Improvement Notice - No asbestos survey 131 Dewsbury Thornhill Community Academy Academy Scotland 132 Aberdeen Aberdeen Waldorf Independent 133 Dundee High School of Dundee Independent 134 Edinburgh St George's High School for Girls Independent Improvement Notice - No asbestos management plan 135 Edinburgh The Mary Erskine Independent Managing asbestos in schools outside local authority control 2013/14 Summary list of school interventions No Location Name of School Type Details of enforcement action taken 136 Edinburgh Cargilfield Independent 137 Glasgow Hutchesons' Grammar Independent 138 Perth Glenalmond Independent 139 Kilbarchan Northview House School Independent 140 Clydebank Clydebank Technical Education Centre Independent 141 Glasgow Ballikinrain Residential School Independent 142 Kilbirnie Aspire Education (Kilbirnie) Independent Wales 143 Cardiff Whitechurch High School Foundation 144 Bala Ysgol Beuno Sant Voluntary Aided 145 Newport Rougemont School Independent 146 Newport St Mary's R.C. Primary School Voluntary Aided 147 Rhondda Cynon Taf Cardinal Newman R.C. Comprehensive Voluntary Aided 148 Powys Focus School - Newtown Campus Independent 149 Denbighshire Ruthin School Independent 150 Corwen The Branas School Independent 151 Llanycefn Nant-Y-Cwm Steiner School Independent 152 Narberth Landsker Childcare Ltd Independent 153 Ferryside Maes Werdd (Castlecare Group) Independent .
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