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Schools in Catterick Garrison & Surrounding Areas May 2015 Primary School Schools in Catterick Garrison & Surrounding Areas May 2015 Primary School School: Head Teacher: Address: Contact : Website: Provides for: Le Cateau Mr I Mottram Brough Road 01748 832292 www.lecateauprimary.co.uk Early Years Community Catterick Garrison [email protected] Foundation Primary School North Yorkshire (Nursery) – Year 6 DL9 4ED Wavell Community Mrs G Crouch Wavell Road 01748 833 340 www.wavell-inf.n-yorks.sch.uk Early Years Infant & Nursery Catterick Garrison [email protected] Foundation School DL9 3BJ (Nursery) – Year 2 Wavell Community Mr P Hunter Wavell Road 01748 832 298 www.wavell-jun.n-yorks.sch.uk Year 3 – Year 6 Junior School Catterick Garrison [email protected] DL9 3BJ Carnagill Mrs S Fitton Leadmill Estate 01748 833622 www.carnagill.n-yorks.sch.uk Early Years Community Catterick Garrison [email protected] Foundation Primary School North Yorkshire (Nursery) – Year 6 DL9 3HN Hipswell Church Mr J Sykes Hipswell Village 01748832513 www.hipswell.n-yorks.sch.uk Early Years of England Catterick Garrison [email protected] Foundation Primary School North Yorkshire (Nursery) – Year 6 DL9 4BB Brompton-on- Mr M White Brompton Park 01748 811683 www.bromptonschool.net Reception – Year 6 Swale Church of Brompton-on-Swale admin@brompton-on- England Primary Richmond swale.n.yorks.sch.uk School North Yorkshire DL10 7JW The Michael Mrs A McHarg Noels Court Mowbray 01748 818485 www.michael-syddall.n-yorks.sch.uk Syddall Church of Road Catterick Village [email protected] England (aided) Richmond yorks.sch.uk Primary School North Yorkshire DL10 7LB Colburn Mr M Watt Colburn Lane 01748 832676 www.colburn.n-yorks.sch.uk Early Years Community Catterick Garrison [email protected] Foundation Primary School North Yorkshire (Nursery) – Year 6 DL9 4LS St Mary’s Roman Miss J Collins Cross lanes 01748 822365 www.stmarysrcpri-n.yorks.sch.uk Reception – Year 6 Catholic Primary Richmond School North Yorkshire DL10 7DZ Applegarth Mrs A Goodwin Upwell Road 01609773521 www.schoolswire.co.uk Reception – Year 6 Primary School Northallerton North Yorkshire DL7 8QF Richmond Church Mrs Di Robinson Frances Road 01748 822104 http://www.richmondcofe.n- Early Years of England Richmond [email protected] yorks.sch.uk/ Foundation – Year 6 Primary School North Yorkshire yorks.sch.uk DL10 4NF Hackforth and Mrs J A Clarke Hackforth, 01748 811698 www.hackforthhornby.n- Reception – Year 6 Hornby Church of Bedale, [email protected] yorks.sch.uk England Primary North Yorkshire. yorks.sch.uk School DL8 1PE Richmond Mr M Allison Darlington Road 01748 822794 www.richmondmethodist.n- Reception – Year 6 Methodist Richmond [email protected] yorks.sch.uk Primary School North Yorkshire. yorks.sch.uk DL10 7BH Hunton and Mrs J Grainger Hunton 01677 450342 www.huntonarrathorn.n- Reception – Year 6 Arrathorne Bedale [email protected] yorks.sch.uk Community North Yorkshire yorks.sch.uk Primary School DL8 1QB Middleton Tyas Mrs B Price Kneeton Lane 01325 377285 www.middletontyas.co.uk Reception – Year 6 Church of England Middleton Tyas [email protected] Primary School Richmond yorks.sch.uk North Yorkshire DL10 6SF Secondary School: School: Head Teacher: Address: Contact: Website: Provides For: Risedale Sports and Mr J Kelly Hipswell 01748 833501 www.risedale.org.uk 11-16 Community College Catterick Garrison [email protected] North Yorkshire DL9 4BD St Francis Xavier Mrs Keelan-Beardsley Darlington Road 01748 823414 www.sfxschool.org.uk 11-16 Richmond [email protected] North Yorkshire DL10 7DA Richmond School and Mr I Robertson Darlington Road 01748-850111 www.richmondschool.net 11-18 Sixth Form College Richmond [email protected] North Yorkshire DL10 7BQ The Wensleydale Mr G Parker Richmond Road 01969 622244 www.wensleydale.n-yorks.sch.uk 11-18 School Leyburn [email protected] North Yorkshire DL8 5HY .
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